Sentence examples for psychologically intense from inspiring English sources

Female adolescence is — universally — an emotionally and psychologically intense period.

After three psychologically intense character studies — including the 2009 "Beeswax" — he at first worked on a more conventional, commercially amenable script.

She was not only a brave pioneer of gay writing, she set a course into serious-minded, psychologically intense historical fiction that today seems more important then ever.

"Dirty John," a suspenseful and psychologically intense true-crime series released in its entirety last week, is the first podcast by the veteran newspaper journalist Christopher Goffard.

She's only sated when later she falls for Emma Ms. Seydouxx), the blue-haired artist with whom she forms a bond as emotionally and psychologically intense as it is sexually pleasurable.

The Savory version, clear enough to indicate the breadth of his sound, is three minutes and two choruses longer than the studio recording seven months earlier, at a marginally faster tempo, and just as psychologically intense.

Intensive care is being rethought and may become, at least psychologically, less intense.

It's also psychologically acute.

But now the situation is a lot more intense, psychologically and physically.

This sense of surplus — real criminal and real actor — stemmed from what might be called Rourke's method camp: his combination of intense, psychologically complex, gut-fuelled performances with a variety of mannerisms, flourishes, and poses.

JOHN C. WHELAN La Crosse, Wis., May 2, 2013 To the Editor: The "audible voice" of God reported by Joan of Arc and Francis of Assisi was not psychologically induced by prior intense prayer.