例句與造句

1. Generally, the first seven abdominal segments of adults ( the pregenital segments ) are similar in structure and lack appendages.
2. The main difference is that the female pregenital apodeme and epimerites IV are separated, while in the latter they are connected and form a distinct structure.
3. Reich's view, according to Sharaf, was that given full genital expression, pregenital impulses and conflicts do not disappear but simply lose their significance and their power to disrupt healthy genitality.
4. His or her sex life is disturbed by impulses derived from pregenital wishes, so strong that they prevent the experience of full release during orgasm, or else genital wishes are so suppressed by prohibitions and a guilty conscience that they either inhibit a full release during orgasm or prevent the establishment of an adult sex life.
5. In his bestselling " Childhood and Society ", Erikson wrote : " Genitality, then, consists in the unobstructed capacity to develop an orgastic potency so free of pregenital interferences that the genital libido . . . is expressed in heterosexual mutuality . . . and with a convulsion-like discharge of tension from the whole body ."
6. It's difficult to find pregenital in a sentence. 用pregenital造句挺難的
7. Psychotherapist Myron Sharaf criticizes Brown for misinterpreting Reich, writing that while Brown presents Reich's view as being that the pregenital stages would disappear if full genitality were established, Reich actually believed that society represses both pregenital and genital sexuality, leading to the failure of some persons to reach the genital level and the vulnerability of others to regress to pregenital levels.
8. Psychotherapist Myron Sharaf criticizes Brown for misinterpreting Reich, writing that while Brown presents Reich's view as being that the pregenital stages would disappear if full genitality were established, Reich actually believed that society represses both pregenital and genital sexuality, leading to the failure of some persons to reach the genital level and the vulnerability of others to regress to pregenital levels.
9. Psychotherapist Myron Sharaf criticizes Brown for misinterpreting Reich, writing that while Brown presents Reich's view as being that the pregenital stages would disappear if full genitality were established, Reich actually believed that society represses both pregenital and genital sexuality, leading to the failure of some persons to reach the genital level and the vulnerability of others to regress to pregenital levels.
10. While Marcuse had in general " complained only of the tyranny of genital sexuality " and suggested that " the pregenital libidinal had to be reactivated in a nonrepressive civilization ", Brown maintained that the pregenital organizations were " just as tyrannical as adult sexuality " and that the earlier organization of libidinal energy into oral, anal, phallic syndromes was " as foreign to the undifferentiated eroticism of early infancy " as genital sexuality.
11. While Marcuse had in general " complained only of the tyranny of genital sexuality " and suggested that " the pregenital libidinal had to be reactivated in a nonrepressive civilization ", Brown maintained that the pregenital organizations were " just as tyrannical as adult sexuality " and that the earlier organization of libidinal energy into oral, anal, phallic syndromes was " as foreign to the undifferentiated eroticism of early infancy " as genital sexuality.
12. Its essence is realized in so far as, more than elsewhere, the subject is captive of the function of desire .'The final term relates to'the " petit a " source of the superego . . . the fifth term of the function of " petit a ", through which will be revealed the gamut of the object in its-pregenital-relation to the demand of the-post-genital-Other .'
13. The recommendation in Freud s technical papers for analysts to be emotionless, according to Ferenczi and Rank ( 1924 ), had led to " an unnatural elimination of all human factors in the analysis " ( pp . 40 41 ), and to " a theorizing of experience [ " Erlebnis " ] " ( p . 41 ) : the feeling experience of the intersubjective relationship, two first-person experiences, within the analytic situation . " The characteristic of that time, " remembers S醤dor Rad? who was in analysis with Karl Abraham from 1922 to 1925, " was a neglect of a human being's emotional life . " Adds Rado : " Everybody was looking for oral, pregenital, and genital components in motivation.