Sentence examples for psychologically consistent from inspiring English sources

But, while this reading is psychologically consistent and executed with Fiennes's customary skill, it sacrifices Richard's irony and duplicity.

Is this a psychologically coherent project?

When we assume our inner nature is divine or perfect it can on one hand lead us to aspire to live up to this ideal (which is a good thing), but will also be a consistent problem psychologically whenever our dark side shows itself, which leads to fear, paranoia, depression and other complexities.

Psychologically, then, inclusive care is consistent with our existing motivation to care for our parents, while morally it is justified as an indirect means of benefiting them.

Raven et al. [ 15] claim that the board form is a consistent, reliable and psychologically valid estimate of reasoning ability, with a test retest reliability of approximately r = 0.80.

The latter comprised a longitudinal ageing study group who had been screened psychologically for absence of cognitive impairment consistent with dementia.

The Amazon rankings are something to cling to, even though you know in your heart and head that they are both meaningless and psychologically damaging - unless you are a consistent bestseller like Jacqueline Wilson or God.

"We perhaps weren't consistent enough in our preparation and not psychologically there to win the tournament.

It gives his subsequent sculptures pride of place and emphasizes his consistent drive to show how things work, whether socially, psychologically or mechanically.

This production has a fairly consistent narrative and the way it evokes dread is more psychologically perceptive than most shows on Broadway.

"That's consistent across studies of healthy volunteers, addicted cigarette smokers, and in psychologically distressed cancer patients.