Sentence examples for psychologically more complex from inspiring English sources

His images gained in depth and became ambiguous and psychologically more complex.

Although designed to contrast him not just with Mr Brown, but with the grizzled veteran Mr Blair has himself become, the truth is psychologically more complex.

The latter, however, is psychologically more complex given evidence that people are loss averse (Kahneman & Tversky, 1979; Tversky & Kahneman, 1991), manifesting in a propensity to weight losses greater than gains when making value-based decisions.

The same could be said, and said twice, for Parker Tyler's equally celebrated long article purporting to show that "Double Indemnity" was always psychologically much more complex than was ever thought possible by those who made it or us who watched.

Of the two, volitional deliberation is psychologically the more complex.

Christine and son, Orin (for Orestes) have a more complex, psychologically telling thing going.

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

As the band aged their lyrics grew "more complex, more psychologically distant and far less positive".

As an alternative to traditional interpretations of the heroine's fatal decision, we propose a complex and psychologically more compelling account.

A possible interpretation is that whereas early onset of fatigue is caused by the Giardia enteritis, late onset of fatigue among some patients has more complex causation including psychologically stressful life events present before the Giardia enteritis [ 35].

With regard to PCA, we do not doubt its role when applied in a suitable, psychologically supportive environment, but the method is more complex than generally thought.