Pathological

This is pathological!

Tom is a pathological liar.

70,853 different types of pathological tests were done.

Indeed, outspokenness was a hallmark of Wolfensohn s tenure.

Most of these men showed pathological behavior towards women.

Being obese can also be caused by disruption of normal growth caused by pathological changes ranging from tumors to aging (which is also understood as pathological) in the endocrine system.

The Middle East must no longer be a hallmark of intractable violence.

In a way, their rebellion is the hallmark of their Britishness or Frenchness.

Even in an increasingly globalized economy, diversity will continue to be the hallmark.

We need the sort of courage that was the hallmark of Margaret Thatcher.

Another clause stresses accountability to one s peers, a hallmark of professional self regulation.

It is a pathological situation indeed when members of the parliament quail before the episcopate.

Now, a hallmark of computer programs is just this kind of sensitivity to small changes.

Any pathological group of extremists could destroy New Delhi, Tokyo, Paris, or any city they chose.

This kind of concern for the rights of all is a hallmark of Turkey s young generation.

Now I'm going to focus on cancer because angiogenesis is a hallmark of cancer, every type of cancer.

The pursuit of individual attainment is the hallmark of our time, eclipsing the collective dimension of human destiny.

His remarks were criticized by some as abandoning the strong dollar policy that was the Clinton Administration's hallmark.

Reliance on economic and legal means to achieve his political goals has long been a hallmark of his rule.

If you have epilepsy, there is an instance of billions of brain cells, or at least millions, discharging in pathological concert.

Three brain areas the hippocampus, the prefrontal cortex, and the amygdala are particularly susceptible to pathological changes in size and function.

One of the symptoms of schizophrenia is pathological attention to detail, so I feel comforted when I forget a few commas.

Indeed, a hallmark of the Bush administration s violations of civil liberties is that many involve efforts to evade judicial review.

Diversity is a better guarantee of openness than even merit, and openness is the real hallmark of a liberal order.

Russia s nuclear threats, against Denmark and others, are the hallmark of a weak country in economic, demographic and political decline.

This new form of prion disease had distinctive clinical and pathological features, and occurred in young patients within a single genetic subgroup.

Politics did not keep pace, and the result was the rise of pathological ideologies fascism and communism that divided nations and the world.

Politics did not keep pace, and the result was the rise of pathological ideologies fascism and communism that divided nations and the world.

But becoming a murderous fanatic like Merah or Sidique Khan is the personal choice of a pathological mind, not the trend of a generation.

George Orwell s vision of 1984 could hardly have been more wrong, because the hallmark of modern technology is not Big Brother, but decentralization.

In fact, the inclusion of homosexuality as a pathological condition suggests the extent to which psychiatric diagnosis has been shaped by social and political currents.

In fact, the inclusion of homosexuality as a pathological condition suggests the extent to which psychiatric diagnosis has been shaped by social and political currents.

This led to a renewal of physiology in the 1980s through the application of chaos theory, for example, in the study of pathological cardiac cycles.

All of this development raises a fundamental question how should we make sense of the explosive productivity growth that has become China s new hallmark?

The same disregard for reality has been the hallmark not only of the Republican campaign but of the entire Republican Party in recent times.

Although continuity will remain the hallmark of foreign policy, Germany s international engagement under Merkel will sound and feel different from that under Gerhard Schroeder s leadership.

This is News Corporation s main face in the US, in the form of Fox News, whose hallmark has been relentless propagation of right wing ideology.

This active and searching conversation, the hallmark of a democratic polity, is the best hope for better decisions by governments, both at home and abroad.

This active and searching conversation, the hallmark of a democratic polity, is the best hope for better decisions by governments, both at home and abroad.

Another architectural site with an interesting, and controversial, history is the White Tower (15th century) the hallmark of the city, it also contains a history museum.

Being obese can also be caused by disruption of normal growth caused by pathological changes ranging from tumors to aging (which is also understood as pathological) in the endocrine system. The older we become, the fatter we get, no matter what we eat though this seems to conflict with the ob gen argument that we need to get fat to avoid starvation.

But eating too much food is also an addiction, which nowadays is likewise usually understood in medical terms as a genetic pathological predisposition in an individual or group.

NEW YORK The mortgage debacle in the United States has raised deep questions about the rule of law, the universally accepted hallmark of an advanced, civilized society.

According to music writer Simon Reynolds, the hallmark of 1980s synthpop was its emotional, at times operatic singers such as Marc Almond, Alison Moyet and Annie Lennox.