Sentence examples for societal psyche from inspiring English sources
Tracey Emin's proposal appears to be a meditation on the link between societal psyche and TV scheduling.
And by then it's too late to go back; the new technology is already irreversibly embedded in our individual and societal psyches.
If the history of religions does not surrender its neutrality since such a surrender would thereby reduce the discipline to anthropology in an ideological sense (e.g., religion understood as mere projection of the psyche or of societal conditions)—theology will recognize the history of religions as a science providing valuable material and as one of the sciences in the universe of sciences.
Instead, they're talking about politics, racism, or other societal problems, or perhaps their tortured psyches or their own mortality.
Of course, this strategy would not be without risks, precisely because of the societal beliefs ingrained in much of the American psyche.
Their inaugural "The Monster" issue was dedicated to the darkness of the human psyche, while the latest – "The Fetish" issue – examines societal fears of female sexuality and the relationship between horror and sex.
The attacks inflicted on the American psyche a kind of collective post-traumatic stress disorder, producing at a societal level the hypervigilance that soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan know too well.
But perhaps this trend hints at something deeper churning in the national psyche as well, having less to do with the president's policies than with societal change he represents.
"They really penetrate your psyche.
