Sentence examples for a terrible pathology from inspiring English sources

ROME — It seemed a spirited defense of his nation's reputation: calling organized crime groups "a terrible pathology," Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Thursday criticized movies and television shows that fictionalized the Mafia for giving Italy "a negative image abroad".

[PH08]... there's a terrible pathology that's applied to people who are homeless that somehow they're the authors of their own misfortune, that they are either bad or weak and that these kinds of factors explain their poverty and their homelessness.

A. I think that all of us understand much more fully today, not as fully as hopefully some day we will all understand, but I think all of us understand much more fully today what we're dealing with in this terrible pathology than we did earlier on.... Q.

A: Terrible!

The pain, the guilt, and the shame of it becomes part of the family pathology, much as in some other families it can be a terrible affliction to one member that marks everyone else.

It's a terrible, terrible, terrible tragedy.

What a terrible, terrible, terrible book it is.

Obviously, it's a terrible, terrible tragedy.

"I committed a terrible, terrible sin.

"They've had a terrible, terrible start".

Bullying is a terrible, terrible thing.