Sentence examples for psychologically powerful from inspiring English sources

Lehmbruck's style became less naturalistic and more psychologically powerful with sculptures such as Kneeling Woman (1911).

The 400ppm figure is just symbolic, but it's psychologically powerful, says Butler.

Yongki Yun's "Bedroom" is a psychologically powerful image about coming of age.

"The credit interferes with the market in an arbitrary way, but ending it now would be psychologically powerful.

If she were as freely inventive as an image maker, the work might be more psychologically powerful.

Where Parker's characters indulge their heartbreak, Sara Pritchard's — in "Lately," her elegant and psychologically powerful second collection of linked stories — mask theirs with dark humor and strange behavior.

Our core loyalties, which also happen to be those that are psychologically more powerful (Walzer, 5), tend to secure the integrity of our particular human associations.

That image of poverty and famine is extremely powerful psychologically.

He argues that the narrative of poverty and famine is "extremely powerful psychologically", and although people may get a "warm fuzzy feeling" by buying a charity single, they are much less likely to invest in the continent in the future.

The most eloquent Dante critic of the twentieth century, Erich Auerbach, says in his 1946 book "Mimesis" that the portrait of the Florentine nobleman Farinata degli Uberti in the Inferno is so powerful psychologically that it makes Farinata's placement in the Comedy's theological scheme (as an example of heresy) unimportant: "The image of man eclipses the image of God".

We can scare the hell out of you if we want to.' And sometimes, just that strategy – that threat alone – is even psychologically much more powerful than the presence of somebody with a gun in front of you".