Sentence examples similar to a pathological truth from inspiring English sources
Since the human participant is supposed to do everything that he or she can to help the interrogator, the question "Are you a machine?" would quickly allow the interrogator to sort such (pathological?) truth-telling machines from humans).
His pathological truth-telling proved to be addictive — great television, if not always a guarantee of recording career success for the show's winners.
Bernstein alleges the past months have shown that Trump has a "pathological disdain for the truth," pointing to his recent attack on the president of the union that represents steelworkers at the Carrier Corporation.
About the only constants with Trump are impetuosity, a distant relationship with the truth, and a pathological need to be at the center of attention.
Because even a pathological liar occasionally speaks the truth, Trump has given voice to many who feel they've gotten a raw deal from establishment politics, who see both parties as corporate pawns, who believe they have been cheated by a system that produces enormous profits from the labor of working men and women that are gobbled up by the 1percentt at the top.
He or she will believe the lies to be the truth - making confronting a pathological liar on their lies nearly impossible.
Cruz called Trump a "pathological liar" who "doesn't know the difference between truth and lies.
Some might call Sammy a pathological liar — someone who is mentally incapable of telling the truth and in the throes of an illness.
Ted Cruz called Trump a pathological liar, the kind who does not know the difference between lies and truth.
However, as noted above by Nobelist Brian Josephson, many scientists have a "pathological disbelief" in certain subjects that ultimately create an unhealthy and unscientific attitude blocks real truth and real science.
