Sentence examples for quite dysfunctional from inspiring English sources

HA: Well actually the Israeli political scene is quite dysfunctional.

Her family has experienced tragedy, and has become quite dysfunctional, and it is clear that Candice isn't like other normal children.

"At least having the possibility of greater Chinese investment on the table might allow China and Mexico to move beyond their up-till-now quite dysfunctional and competitive relationship," Mr. Ferchen wrote.

On Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy, the U.S. has failed to breathe life into peace talks, but the would-be talkers look quite dysfunctional.

My family was quite dysfunctional, so books and music provided the escape I needed so desperately.

Jamie also has become quite dysfunctional, for unclear reasons that may have to do not just with his upbringing but his likely abundant use of intoxicants.

The trouble is that he is placing their relationship – faltering, distant, not quite yet dysfunctional – foursquare into the harsh glare of What Next?

It is quite simply a dysfunctional practice that wastes taxpayers' money and human lives".

I've been in quite a few dysfunctional situations in my life: bad relationships, unhealthy work environments.

The Bengals are quite simply the most dysfunctional franchise in the N.F.L. (and that's with the Raiders as competition).

In The Dressmaker, which creates a quintessential Bainbridge world, everything we might now call dysfunctional is quite normal.