Sentence examples for really pathological from inspiring English sources

Whether that pattern of behaviour is really pathological - rather than immoral or harmlessly odd- is another matter.

He was really pathological about it, really sociopathic about it.

What's holding it up is your generals, who are really pathological in the Pentagon and one of them said, 'If you get rid of our nuclear weapons, man, that's threatening the family jewels,' and that says it all, in a nutshell, so to speak, and that's a bad pun.

Their fear of Communists is pathological.

Really, far from being pathological, New York's role has been remarkably healthy.

London's landlords really and truly have a pathological approach to furnishing rooms, don't they.

This also suggests that the interactions among genes or transcription level of genes really matters in both physiological and pathological processes including carcinogenesis.

I don't think so' When you suffer from pathological disease, you're not really getting better unless you start taking pills and things.

So it's going this time to be about tolerance and Sweden's difficulties regarding that, rather than ecoterrorism (or pathological evil, which it's all really, in the end, about).

"What's striking about this story is the pathological extent of this influence is really relatively recent.

This is one of the pathological complications of adoption — adoptees don't really have rights, their lives are about supporting the secrets, the needs, and the desires of others.