Sentence examples for sort of psyche from inspiring English sources

It triggers reactions in my sort of psyche.

Because your sort of psyche responds to it - like this is truthful!

Dominic Grieve, the Conservative former attorney general, said reading hostile coverage in the Mail and the Daily Telegraph "started to make one think that one was living in Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe … I think there's a danger of a sort of mob psyche developing – and mature democracies should take sensible steps to avoid that".

"I felt like I hadn't had the opportunity since 'Down to the Bone,' and it's rare to get that sort of depth of psyche exploration in a character".

To invest in some sort of toughened steel for the psyche, to fashion a carapace that will withstand the bragging that has always tended – in English eyes at least – to be associated with Australian sporting success.

I think that's when I tried to understand what the hell was going on, and took parts like Night Porter, and other parts that sort of delved into the human psyche - they weren't just entertainment films.

It's fair to say we were informed by Black Swan, in the sense of a sort of inner psychosis within dancers' psyche.

At a time when France is deep into one of its periodic debates about its national identity, the types of women most often nominated for the honor are a reflection of sorts of the national psyche.

The books published can be examined as a sort of insight into a society's psyche.

Ben is presumably meant to be some sort of supernatural manifestation of the collective psyche of the soldiers who have suffered and died in the Iraq war.

I think I have that sort of thing in my blood, in my psyche.