Sentence examples for what shrinks from inspiring English sources

But I'd sure like to know what prescriptions he may be taking and what shrinks he and his wife go to.

This is good news indeed, because until very recently GM has been what shrinks call in denial about its dated designs.

Maybe my problem can be attributed to what shrinks call "transference" (blaming WordPress for all those times I couldn't write) is hindering my creativity.

WHAT?" Shrinking slightly into the sofa, her husband replies, "You're always telling me you're never going to write anything else".

What the shrinks say might even be true: that our childhood exists in the memory intact, although we lose the facility of recalling it at will.

It will eliminate the fat, interest-free refund in the spring, reducing what the shrinks might call "mailbox anxiety" as you paw through the junk mail in search of your refund check.

Forget what the shrink says.

So guess what gets shrunk?

All of them have what a shrink might describe as image issues.

After queuing for early copies of the report, MPs pored over maps to calculate what the shrinking of the Commons from 650 to 600 seats would lead to.

That's what my shrink says: the burden is not on me to make a social interaction that is unnatural natural".