retentiveness造句

• Later they used subsets of the data to assess its retentiveness and reconstructability.
• And I define neurosis as a kind of retentiveness that happens out of fear.
• He had an exceptional memory retentiveness and recollection.
• "[ W ] hoever was approving the comics over in Chris Carter Land were the poster kids for anal retentiveness.
• He then mentions the term " anal retentiveness " before backing off and pleading with reporters to soften the comments.
• The character herself refers to her " quirks " in terms of anal retentiveness but Rex once mentioned it by the name.
• The pictures serve to make the idea vivid, again increasing their retentiveness, and add a bit of geeky humour to the book.
• Their marriage becomes an experiment in subduing nature as she attempts to fit into polite society and he tries to downplay his anal-retentiveness.
• Then there's Mr . Aoki, played with scene-stealing brilliance by Naoto Takenaka, whose office rigidness is more than just anal-retentiveness.
• In the oral formulaic tradition, indeed, the whole point was retentiveness; the impulse toward individual expression is a recent and a possibly aberrant one in art.
• The psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud theorized that psychosexual development occurred in three stages oral, anal, and genital and that fixation in the anal stage caused anal retentiveness and a lasting focus on eroticization of the anus.
• The story begins in Freudland, where talk of repressed memories, anal-retentiveness, defense mechanisms, castration anxiety, dream analysis, Oedipal complexes, latent homosexuality and other ideas not only entered the vernacular, they permeated Western consciousness.
• The ideas are not listed in an orderly fashion but just touched upon lightly, with pictures given alongside-in line with Munger's idea to " make the mind reach out to the idea " i . e . increasing the ideas retentiveness in memory.
• For some days the eater of the drugged chicken would show signs of belladonna poisoning, but, when they recovered from this intoxication, would find their faculty of memory greatly enhanced in clarity and retentiveness  an effect often sought as an aid to the memorising of passages from the Quran and to cramming ( education ) for examinations . ( Additional evidence that birds can indeed accumulate tropanes in their muscle tissue as a result of consuming a Solanaceous plant is provided by certain waterfowl in Mexico : the ducks of the Huizache lagoon of Mazatlan have been found to be intoxicating, when eaten, as a result of their habitual consumption of the tropane-containing " Datura ceratocaula ".