Sentence examples for a pathology and from inspiring English sources

Now it has become a pathology, and we have to search for a cure.

If a woman does, it's a pathology and she needs therapy".

YESTERDAY Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minster, called Mikheil Saakashvili "a pathology and anomaly of the Georgian people".

One of these ASHamed Jews is Tamara Krausz, an academic who has written about Zionism as a pathology, and who "never appeared in public looking anything other than an executive of a fashion consultancy, at once businesslike and softly feminine".

The culprits are "people who feel completely justified in their interpretations," she added, seeing "a scary attitude among some who talk about sexual diversity as a pathology, and it can and should be healed".

Global warming is a lie, homosexuality is a "pathology" and Europe is becoming a "neo-totalitarian" regime, according to one of David Cameron's new European allies.

Delirium is typically an indicator of a physical pathology and a worsening prognosis [ 1, 4, 5, 6].

Hart is trying to get us to accept the absurd notion that there is a disconnect between one's "private" behavior — even when there is a pathology involved — and one's public persona and responsibilities.

I discussed it with my pastor, who said it could be a separate pathology and possibly a symptom of malaria.

Chronic lower-back pain (CLP) is a common pathology and has a high social and economic impact, especially in primary care where its treatment is changing at present.

Also attending was Virginia Shepherd, a pathology professor and a past president of the faculty senate at Vanderbilt, who will soon take over Earl's position on the coalition.