Sentence examples for transference it from inspiring English sources

Visualisation plays a strong part in it; as does journal-writing and drawing, and, of course, the group sessions, which grew less painful but more challenging: admitting transference, it seems, is important.

"It is out of the question for us to yield to the patient's demands deriving from the transference; it would be absurd for us to reject them in an unfriendly, still more in an indignant, manner," Freud went on in the "Introductory Lectures".

Local recurrence is a challenge in the treatment of colorectal cancer, since it disables the transference and it is difficult to treat [ 2].

Of course, it is also the narrator's tide of mourning that we are being drowned in: we experience this housework as the necessary transference that it is.

Jung calls this "transference" and it was a necessary condition of early and primitive humanity's relationship to its gods and demons.

We might call it "transference therapy".

Psychotherapists call it transference.

"I like to call it soul transference," said Andy Wood, the chairman of Image Metrics, who is not shy about proclaiming his company's potential.

But Chardin's attendance to their condition and by extension our attendance can be so loving and complete that it approaches transference.

The initial endeavor wasn't necessarily punk, he offers, but it was "transference of what I learned in the music business: make your own posters, promote your own gigs, do your own thing".

Four suggestions have been put forward: (a) the causal link can be identified with the transference of energy; (b) it can be identified with the conservation of physical quantities like charge, linear and angular momentum; (c) it can be identified with interaction of forces; or (d) it can be identified with the microscopic notion of interaction.