Sentence examples for psychologically complex from inspiring English sources

In the most psychologically complex scenario, she is both.

It's a psychologically complex and somewhat confusing exchange.

The king is the opera's most psychologically complex character.

"Hamlet," for example, is far more psychologically complex.

But what makes "Pride and Prejudice" a treasure are Miss Austen's astute, psychologically complex portraits.

And so to a psychologically complex week for relations between the alpha males and the animals.

The experience proved to be psychologically complex, exposing how we orient ourselves with our ears.

And thank God. SENIOR -- Well you've channeled it into some very psychologically complex characters.

Her psychologically complex protagonist, a British foreign correspondent named Connie Burns, is no plucky heroine.

Elgar's two symphonies are psychologically complex, and they explore the harmonic hinterland behind their ostensible keys.

His exquisite version of "Spring Is Here," another Evans-associated song, is also more psychologically complex.