Sentence examples for psychological uncertainty from inspiring English sources

This psychological uncertainty is appealing; less so the lack of certainty in his voice, which early on muffles the verse.

Christopher York's Richard is always watchable and boasts an intriguing approach to the would-be king's disability in which psychological uncertainty has a physical manifestation.

"I've been a magazine editor for a long time," said Mr. Granger's colleague, Ellen Levine, editor in chief of Good Housekeeping, which, like Esquire, is owned by the Hearst Corporation, "but I'm not used to editing in the age of anthrax, with this kind of psychological uncertainty in the country.

Paper represents a special language for Mearelli to communicate her psychological uncertainty and confusion.

These movies employ a mood of psychological uncertainty coupled with eerie environments that compound the mental instability of the characters.

It deals with "motives, expectations, psychological uncertainties.

But there don't seem to be enough psychological uncertainties here for Iago to prey upon.

That has led to a number of serious legal problems and even more to psychological uncertainties with which none of the three is dealing especially well.

For simplicity, we will label them the "insecurity narrative," a narrative inspired by the theory of the new household economics of Becker (1981), and the "uncertainty" narrative, a narrative inspired by the socio-psychological uncertainty reduction theoretical framework from Friedman et al. (1994).

Moreover, it has been harder to accept that psychological factors like uncertainty and anxiety really are a mirage.

"And I became aware of the ways in which people who write about the disadvantaged often underestimate its psychological contours, the uncertainty — economic or whatever".