Sentence examples for psychologically real from inspiring English sources

Their tastes, he adds, are often quite sentimental and melodramatic: big emotions fully realised, rather than psychologically real.

Despite the complexity of the setup, the reader isn't bogged down in exposition; and, like Mayhew's, Graudin's unlikely world feels psychologically real throughout.

They practically sum up a period when political correctness gave way to something polymorphous, unsettling and psychologically real, and when realism resurged along with painting.

On bulletin boards, news groups or in chat-rooms, the creation of personae may be less explicit than in virtual worlds or online games, but it is no less psychologically real.

Lucrecia Martel's other films, The Swamp (2001) and The Holy Girl (2004) have both had something of this spacey, floating style, but never before has it been applied to something so painful, so relevant, and never before has she delivered such a psychologically real portrait: demonstrating in both style and content what happens when we go into denial.

The novelist, after all, is a writer who has a vivid internal reality that wants expressing; who invents stories with dramatic arcs and tensions that point the reader toward a message; and who imagines himself or herself into the experiences of others in order to populate those stories with psychologically real characters.

Yet, psychologically, one real victory can outweigh a thousand opinion poll defeat.

"A job loss in America is, psychologically, a real big hit," said Cathy-Ann Romero, 53, another co-leader, who lost her job as a human resources manager 10 months ago.

In the model presented here all agents are "psychologically" identical, whereas real agents are certainly not.

The difference between intended or chosen means (or ends) and foreseeable or even fully foreseen effects ("side-effects"), like the consequent difference between the moral and, presumptively, legal standards applicable respectively to intended and not-intended effects, is psychologically and morally real.

It's got to be real psychologically.