Sentence examples for Feel pathological from inspiring English sources

Numbness and disconnection may well be symptoms of grief, but these ran deep enough to feel pathological.

These people were relegated to an existence of imprisonment in the institution, made to feel pathological and sterilized to prevent propagation of their abnormalities.

But the film merely inspects his character before discarding it for something else, like a spoiled child opening birthday gifts — an impatience recurring so often in the movie that it comes to feel more pathological than structural.

We feel that the pathological effects are caused by supernormal stimuli.

People with pathological buying feel preoccupied with shopping and feel like they have no control over it, even if it leads to severe work or relationship problems, or financial bankruptcy.

Part of the reason the pathological liar feels compelled to lie is because he or she may feel as though being in the spotlight has eluded them.

The pathological liar feels that his or her problems are paramount to what everyone else is experiencing.

Whether they consciously recognize it or not, a pathological liar feels that he or she is not important enough as they are so they must make up accomplishments or events to position themselves as worthy.

In the summer, the South Fork turns into a petri dish of A-type personalities with an almost pathological need to feel exalted -- in stores dealing with sales clerks, on the congested roads cutting off lesser mortals, or getting that table at the hottest new restaurant.

Ruthie and Or aren't only victims of poverty, male opportunism and social indifference; they are also victims of their actions and desires, which don't really belong to them in any meaningful sense because, well, everything they do and feel is symptomatic of their pathological existence.

People with pathological shopping tend to feel shame and regret about their purchases and want to hide their habit, and shopping online keeps it a secret.