Sentence examples for pathological desire from inspiring English sources

This explains my almost pathological desire to record and keep everything.

But the sites that posted her photos weren't just trying to satisfy her ex's pathological desire for revenge – they were there to make money.

Kafka claims that the drugs are capable of reducing or eradicating pathological desire while preserving or enhancing what are culturally considered "normal" sexual urges.

The UK Foreign Office is turning a blind eye to Palestinian incitement due to "a pathological desire to appear balanced whatever the cost", Sir Eric Pickles has said.

Are they "jokers, storytellers with a cool, nearly pathological desire for exhibitionism", as one put it, or should they be read differently?

But the prime minister's message had become "lost in translation in the bowels of the Foreign Office, which has an almost pathological desire to appear balanced whatever the cost".

In the development of a reliable animal model for research, several criteria must be met (Soslowski et al. 1996): there must be a precise understanding of the anatomical relationship of the structures to be studied, one must be able to simulate the desired pathological condition and record the desired outcome measures, and finally, the model must be applicable to the human condition.

An upstairs neighbor who's pathological in his desire to make noise and then cover it up would be at home in an Ionesco play.

And all I can see here is that Crook's pathological centrism — his intense desire to see that the truth is in the middle, never mind actual facts — requires that he invent a history in which Keynesians were just as guilty of politicization as the other side.

From the time the clitoris became a focus of medical attention in the middle of the 19th century, English and American gynecologists viewed it as a potentially pathological locus of pleasure and desire.

The evolution of radiological scoring systems for pulmonary cystic fibrosis reflects a desire to translate the pathological findings in the images into numbers, in a reproducible and objective way.