Sentence examples similar to dysfunctionally dependent from inspiring English sources
A squirrel and a chipmunk dysfunctionally date.
Britton's relationship with Istel seemed dysfunctionally familial: strained but affectionate; hopelessly codependent.
With E.M.D.R. therapy, the premise is that an experience is incompletely processed and dysfunctionally stored in the brain.
Then you notice that the forms Mr. Thyzel constructs using mostly white tiles are dysfunctionally eccentric.
British complaints about the United States are like those of a lover in a dysfunctionally passionate relationship.
Two armies, one American the other Pakistani, both performing dysfunctionally in this part of the world, need each other.
Even when Congress is not as dysfunctionally partisan as it is now, it is rarely deliberative enough to get to that level of lawmaking.
The American economy is still characterized by a financial system that is too large, too concentrated, too interconnected, and dysfunctionally regulated.
Barrett and the Pirates 15-133) have played as dysfunctionally as any team in the country, but they will play Georgetown today.
