Sentence examples for pathological fear from inspiring English sources

What about pathological fear?

But I have a pathological fear of hard-boiled eggs.

I have a pathological fear of being on my own.

Man "She had a pathological fear of airports, which made me incandescent with rage.

Maybe I had my pathological fear of everything to thank for it.

Fortunately, Hitchcock once made a film where the heroine – Tippi Hedren – had a pathological fear of the things.

It was a prophetic announcement; this was a family in which you could develop a pathological fear of work.

The artists here have variously suffered from clinical depression, Asperger syndrome and a pathological fear of dying.

Yet American conservatives and employers display a pathological fear of the unions, Big Labour, that Europeans find difficult to understand.

Mrs. Forster had a pathological fear of missing a train, plane or boat.

Also, the shah had what the C.I.A. termed a "pathological fear" of British intrigues, a potential obstacle to a joint operation.