Sentence examples for psychologically driven from inspiring English sources

Markets are more complex, more psychologically driven, more interconnected, and more unstable than previously recognized.

"The Girl With a Brave Heart" is really a psychologically driven tweak on the old Grimms' fairy tale, "Mother Holle".

Tudor's exquisite one-act "Jardin aux Lilas" (repeated June 16 to 17), represents psychologically driven dance from another era (1936).

Mr. Beal was part of a group of young American artists who rejected the psychologically driven Abstract Expressionist movement of the postwar era in favor of art based on commonly recognizable things and experiences.

"The call today was psychologically driven, rather than quantitative," said Richard Greenfield, an analyst at Goldman , Sachs which removed the stock from its recommended list and rated it as market perform.

By airing the roots of his predilections, Gowdy, like so many post-Freudian authors before her, insists on a psychologically driven series of actions that are not always as subtle as they're meant to be to a readership thoroughly conversant with notions of youthful trauma and arrested development.

Further, humor intensity was positively correlated with BOLD signal magnitude in the nucleus accumbens, a region known to be involved in psychologically and psychopharmacologically driven rewards.

The nucleus accumbens has been implicated in psychologically and psychopharmacologically driven rewards in various studies (Breiter et al. [2001]; Knutson et al. [2001]).

The result, with artist Neal Adams, was a multi-year run that established a dark, psychologically-driven take on Bruce Wayne that continues to this very day.

He says he has managed to cope psychologically and now drives a black cab in north-west London.

After receiving his application the Austrian authorities had required him to obtain a doctor's certificate that he was "psychologically fit" to drive.