pathologically

He is almost pathologically cheap when it comes to eating out.

He is also pathologically unable to keep his mouth shut.

To a being who is pathologically afraid of dying it must have seemed perfect.

One would have to be pathologically committed to one's cause to really decide against the mark.

That creature down there is evidence, and it has to be pathologically examined.

More than a few saw themselves as casualties of pathologically racist courts.

The pathologically alert like to think they get more done than nappers.

The film's central characters, who also include a couple of close friends, are almost pathologically jolly.

He was called "pathologically mean" and "a social climber who married for money".

Consider the plight of a wife whose husband is pathologically jealous and restrictive.

More than one friend described her as "pathologically optimistic."

No doubt she'll have told you that I'm pathologically jealous of every man who so much as comes near her, hasn't she?

On the other hand, it may be that some of us are just pathologically inept at following documentation.

So the group voice declares, "They have always thought we're ignorant, pathologically damaged by what we've gone through."

Like everyone else, I have long accepted that you are pathologically incapable of accepting responsibility for these things.

Glass' former colleagues say he was pathologically insecure and too eager to please.

"And I couldn't keep her, because she was pathologically indifferent to the children.

But why call it hyper, which in medicine can mean "pathologically excessive"?

I see, simply, that at some point I became pathologically compliant.

Bright seems pathologically unable to write a piece without getting a dig in at Apple.

Around the time of this marriage, Elias became pathologically addicted to gambling.

The scientist characters were all pathologically greedy, but, hey, that's commerce.

The industry seems pathologically afraid of being identified with the wallowing old family wagon.

The only child to stick by him was one who stuck pathologically close, his son, John Henry.

For the last six years we have been ruled by men who are pathologically incapable of owning up to mistakes.