characterological

Aside from the characterological similarities, their approaches seem very different.

"Since we have demonstrated the physical capability, the reason must be characterological.

The characterological structure that he brings to the table fits the profile we put together real well."

In particular, characterological distortions - where the entire life-history of the patient is involved.'

The dispositional dimension of critical thinking is characterological.

McCain's campaign is rapidly becoming a characterological tragedy disguised as a postmodern farce.

Goals may not necessarily include characterological restructuring.

Such a status contrasts with ones in which, for example, clients view themselves as powerless, determined pawns of historical, characterological, biological, environmental, or other forces.

But Pinsky's characterological insights are unfailingly interesting, his literary arguments invariably astute.

Victims who experience characterological self-blame feel there is something inherently wrong with them which has caused them to deserve to be assaulted.

But while Witkacy, who took his pictures from 1911 to 1914, wanted to capture the mystery of existence, Strindberg was after some characterological truth.

Papelbon acknowledged that he and Rivera occupy the opposite ends of the characterological spectrum of closers.

Characterological typocosmique, Geneva and Paris, 1932.

But most of it was concerned with family resemblances, which were sometimes not purely physical but characterological as well, and often to dead or very distant relatives.

But, as well as I know myself, I have failed to take into account a serious characterological flaw that is serving me well on this trip.

Antipolitics has been with us for some time now; authenticity is this campaign's variant, a kind of characterological shorthand for everything politics allegedly is not - honest, deep, real.

The characterological divorce reached its apotheosis in John Updike's "Too Far to Go," a novel made up of 17 of his short stories that just naturally fitted together.

This is hypothesized to be because of the chronic nature of the disorder, and how depressed mood is oftentimes thought to be a characterological pattern for the individual with the condition.

There are two main types of self-blame: behavioral self-blame (undeserved blame based on actions) and characterological self-blame (undeserved blame based on character).

He claims efficacy with psychological symptoms, medically unexplained symptoms (so-called functional or somatoform disorders), and characterological disturbances (referred to as Personality Disorders in DSM).

It is the notion of ascribing moral, social or political significance to a man's genetic lineage-the notion that a man's intellectual and characterological traits are produced and transmitted by his internal body chemistry.