armchair psychology造句

例句与造句

1. "There's so much armchair psychology from these substandard magazine writers.
2. Combining a rare mix of pop culture and armchair psychology, Dowd brought a distinct form of political writing to Times readers.
3. Among her other interests, she said, are armchair psychology ( " a useful skill in chamber music " ), painting, photography, pottery, baking and bowling.
4. Though ponderous literary voice-overs ( from Willem Dafoe as Wade's brother ) provide armchair psychology, the film is about much subtler signposts on the road to destruction.
5. She walks the wiggly walk, she talks the breathy talk, but after four hours of faceless events and armchair psychology, she's little more than a cliched blonde bombshell.
6. It's difficult to find armchair psychology in a sentence. 用armchair psychology造句挺难的
7. Lyrically, it's often hilarious . . . This record moves way beyond armchair psychology  in fact, there are armchairs that have a cannier grasp of the mind ."
8. Your amateurish, armchair psychology shtick regarding what you think people will do if they read articles like this is just . . . sad . talk ) 03 : 31, 5 December 2012 ( UTC)
9. The preceding information regarding her family seems like it is attempting to establish some pathology in the subject, but without citation to show that this is the case it too is simply trivia and possibly even weaseling in some armchair psychology.
10. Cox does some quick armchair psychology, matching moments from the filmmaker's life to scenes they inspired in his films : Kurosawa's brother's suicide becomes a moment in " Kagemusha, " while the bodies strewn across such films as " Seven Samurai " reflect the filmmaker's memory of a devastating earthquake in his youth.