Sentence examples for psychological world from inspiring English sources

The psychological world of "Rooty" is hedonism, but disco style as opposed to hip-hop style.

"Other people merely became objects in his egocentric psychological world," Phillips said.

In Mr. Bergman's complex psychological world, such conflicting elements can never be separated.

The more recent debate about "evidence-based" therapies is an old one in the psychological world, pitting our competent researchers against clinicians.

The psychological world of the jihadis has been described by the British psychiatrist Russell Razzaque, who rejected recruitment by Hizb ut-Tahrir when he was a medical student.

Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony was written not long after Elgar's Froissart in the early 1890s, but inhabits a more complex psychological world.

Comparing a melody in the slow movement of Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony to the cello solo in the Vision scene of "Beauty" (that's where Aurora does her "Come to me"), he writes, "The purely physical similarity between the two tunes is astonishing, but they inhabit entirely different psychological worlds.

It is therefore essential to understand the broader social, political, historical, physical, spiritual and psychological worlds in which health and conversely, illness, is constructed and experienced to better understand the health and social disadvantage of Aboriginal people.

Oliver Burkeman's article (Therapy Wars, The long read, 7 January) provides an excellent overview of the history and current debates within the psychological therapy world.

It begins with psychological dream worlds and paintings made in response to the Spanish Civil War, and ends in the United States with surrealism partly fading and partly morphing into abstract expressionism.

Roy was a Captain in psychological warfare in World War II.