Sentence examples for psychologically superior from inspiring English sources
Then they set out to discover whether they were psychologically superior as well.
As The Korea Herald, a South Korean English-language newspaper, wrote, North Korea was now in a "psychologically superior position" to South Korea with this latest step towards gaining high-level nuclear weapons capability.
That's why Roth, for example, has "Portnoy's Complaint" culminate in a confrontation between Alex and a representative of the one class of Jew that the "What's best for the Jews?" contingent likes to point to as psychologically and morally superior to the gentiles, namely the Israeli:.
Being a life peer in the House of Lords no doubt gave Ruth Rendell her privileged perspective on the eccentric English blue bloods who are hung out to dry in THE BLOOD DOCTOR (Shaye Areheart, $25), the latest in the superior line of densely plotted, psychologically twisted novels that she writes as Barbara Vine.
Psychologically, females are usually thought to be superior in interpersonal sensitivity than males.
The opposition to self-disclosure is due almost exclusively to the desire on the part of the therapist to maintain a hierarchically superior position to the client, usually called by the psychologically diminutive term "patient".
After working together at St. Bonaventure for several years, the brothers were assigned to different Buffalo parishes in 1956, a psychologically taxing separation that ended 17 years later, after their superiors concluded that they functioned best in concert.
"It is psychologically invasive".
Could she cope psychologically?
