Sentence examples for psychologically true from inspiring English sources

It's perhaps not psychologically true, but let them applaud her.

Not ready.' Which ended up being literally true as well as psychologically true".

Something more moving, perhaps, something real and impassioned, and psychologically true.

"And I thought maybe I could take it as an inspiration, a starting point, to use the apparatus of fantasy to say something psychologically true.

So when a very fat woman is in a bar and someone at another table casts a sideways glance, it rings psychologically true.

Hugh Jackman, who played the hero, Curly, was able to demonstrate that "The Surrey With the Fringe on Top" was a psychologically true expression of his delight in the heroine, Laurey, nature and the land.

Jack Olsen, a writer famous for his meticulously researched and psychologically illuminating true-crime books, died Tuesday at his home on Bainbridge Island, Wash.

"Dirty John," a suspenseful and psychologically intense true-crime series released in its entirety last week, is the first podcast by the veteran newspaper journalist Christopher Goffard.

This was true, psychologically (for me at least), but no longer.

So it's not clear why, in any given case, we should expect knowledge to be more psychologically durable than mere true belief, and this is a problem for Plato's view.

I think some of the reasons that I chose to be an actor were not great reasons psychologically, which may be true of many people.