Sentence examples for of his pathology from inspiring English sources

The causes of his pathology are not interesting.

The film is the story of an addict who sinks ever deeper into the grips of his pathology.

A little preliminary shrink-wrapping of Mr. Roberts's psyche hangs some of his pathology on his Mormon upbringing.

He continues to be excellent, bouncing just as well off romantic interest Reba as he does off sick mentor Hannibal, conveying both genuine surprise at the fact that a woman would want to spend time with him (and revealing, elliptically, the roots of his pathology) and a real, earnest, childlike need for Hannibal to help him.

The pain, anger and confusion that could drive a sensitive teenager to the extremity of brandishing a gun at school are not the stuff of everyday adolescent unhappiness, and Ms. Flahive shies away from exploring the depth of Kenny's anger or the roots of his pathology.

"Whatever the nature of his pathology, members of the public are being misled and endangered, which makes Dr. Oz's presence on the faculty of a prestigious medical institution unacceptable".

It was Manson's luck that so many of his pathologies fitted in so neatly with the time.

For the ultimate beauty of Mad Men is that Don Draper – lush, liar, womaniser, man of false identity – has always been so much more than the sum of his pathologies.

The doctors called his employment at Columbia "unacceptable". The critics slam Dr. Oz for "outrageous conflicts of interest" and "flawed judgments" and suggest his shortcomings are because of his own "pathology," without specifying what that pathology might be.

Could Kazan's testimony have been as much a consequence of his personal pathology as his politics?

Their accession was inevitable: Donald Trump is a magnet for human detritus mirroring the illimitable aspects of his crippling pathology that became glaringly obvious long before we elected him.