Sentence examples for pathological hatred from inspiring English sources

There seems to be a pathological hatred between die-hard Conservatives and die-hard Labour voters.

It said that some "AIDS carriers — perhaps out of a pathological hatred — continue to give blood".

But what do you do in the face of an enemy with a pathological hatred of woman?

"These comments are prejudiced, biased and some of these people have entertained a pathological hatred towards Mr Modi for years.

And it is often driven by legitimate aspirations to nationhood and self-determination, not necessarily by pathological hatred.

Breaking back in will involve a succession of security guards, one armed with a ladder and a pathological hatred of veg.

If Judith, an acute judge of character as well as a trained professional, were asked to render a diagnosis of what's wrong with "Saving Silverman," she might note that it displays a pathological fear and hatred of women.

Jew-hatred is pathological, and as should be quite obvious, it long predates the existence of the state of Israel.

For Gaylin, hatred is a pathological state.

Hence the picture of the Democrats pitched into a fever of self-destructive rancor, as disdain for Mr. Bush gives way to "a hatred that is near pathological," in Mr. Krauthammer's words.

Both authors believe the president's hatred for Burr bordered on the pathological.