Sentence examples for kind of pathologies from inspiring English sources

Yet here was the biggest star in the world implicating himself in the kind of pathologies that his earlier characters had scornfully eliminated.

Diametrical difference in energy state is caused by the so-called "oxidative (respiratory) burst of professional phagocytes" when purulent CNS inflammation or another kind of pathologies occurs.

The kind of pathology, in fact, that all pioneers need?

Or is it a kind of pathology, an inability to see the truth?

A motive so much in conflict with primary instinct had to represent some kind of pathology.

But Ms. Minter has always had distinctive ideas about a kind of pathology of glamour.

There is a marked asymmetry in the back and base of the cranium that might imply some kind of pathology.

Dillon is a self-confessed hypochondriac and his conclusion that "the power of imagination... is in itself a kind of pathology" has profound implications for literature.

To be feminine, to be a woman, is to be constantly on display, a kind of pathology in and of itself.

I don't think I'm the most introspective of people, or maybe I'd like to avoid plumbing too much and then finding some kind of pathology, but — yes.

And when he does incorporate it, it's to lampoon the treacly sweetness of black "roots" drama — which explains itself as a thing of the earth, of voodoo and mysticism rather than social conditioning — which Bradshaw views as a kind of pathology.