Sentence examples for psychologically interesting from inspiring English sources

Audiences looking for something fresh or psychologically interesting will not find it.

The excessive and explicit violence, however, will surely deter many who would otherwise appreciate this psychologically interesting and well acted drama.

It helped that both have fine stage presence, a quality that the more enigmatic and psychologically interesting Sheriff Rance lacked in Simon Thorpe's smoothly sung characterisation.

He was born in Romania in 1891 and was described by Bertrand Russell as "the most remarkable, or at any rate psychologically interesting, man it has ever been my good fortune to know".

Mr. Knee does not sustain a two-character play with the substance of two characters, even though it is psychologically interesting to chart Henry and Anna's contrasting, changing and overlapping degrees of emotional camouflage.

A literary type that has flourished especially in India since the 13th century is the malfūẓāt, a collection of sayings of the mystical leader, which are psychologically interesting and allow glimpses into the political and social situation of the Muslim community.

Elis, with a long monologue in each of the opera's four acts, has more to sing but is psychologically less interesting.

This strange back and forth made the piece very interesting psychologically: the floor-scrubbing so homey and soapy and nice (Cummings wore a white dress), the convulsions so violent and weird.

This is by far the most interesting, psychologically astute aspect of the film, and you come to wish that the movie had focused on it and left the other stuff for health class.

I thought that was so interesting, psychologically.

This, Conge says, helps him understand just how psychologically messy and interesting of a species humans are.