Sentence examples similar to pathological writing from inspiring English sources

Did I understand this correctly that you just adhered to the pathological written reports and reviewed them or did a specific pathologist rereview the slides of the specimen?

"The Israeli reaction to serious peacemaking efforts is nothing less than pathological," Siegman writes in an opinion piece for the International Herald Tribune, calling the response "the consequence of an inability to adjust to the Jewish people's reentry into history with a state of their own following 2,000 years of powerlessness and victimhood".

AH took pictures of renal pathology and wrote the pathological findings in the manuscript.

"In some well-hidden part of the traveller's personality," he surmises, "is an unpickable knot of vanity, presumption and mythomania bordering on the pathological". Travel writing he calls "the lowest form of literary self-indulgence".

His older brother, the novelist Geoffrey Wolff, was brought up by their father (an aeronautical engineer and a pathological liar) and wrote about his childhood in The Duke of Deception: Memories of My Father (1979).

VH performed pathological studies and wrote the manuscript.

DF-B designed the study, performed pathological analyses and wrote the manuscript with the contribution of some of the co-authors as described above.

The CDT will be graded pathological if any mistakes in writing the numbers and hands, or writing down the time occur.

Writing from a pathological viewpoint, Stone et al. [ 4] and Kasashima et al. [ 5, 6] described some patients with chronic aortitis/periaortitis or inflammatory aortic aneurysm as also having an IgG4-related condition.

JS participated in the pathological data evaluation and assisted in the manuscript writing.

Greg Kot, writing in the Chicago Tribune, praised West's transparency and "almost pathological allegiance to expressing his emotions, unfiltered".