pathologically

In the case of Barkley, the event is already pathologically designed so making it slightly tougher after each finisher is one of the quirks of the event.

So why would you inflict a pathological case upon Evernote and then complain that it's behaving pathologically?

The white knights of the patriarchy - at the behest of the pathologically narcissistic, entitled gynocracy.

Wherein Aaron Swartz further confirms his status as a petty intellectual tyrant, pathologically obsessed with setting up nonexistent us-vs-them, good-vs-evil dichotomies.

I generally sympathize with homeschoolers, but these parents seemed pathologically unable to doubt themselves or admit to mistakes.

Written text needs to have been serialized somehow, and as a side effect, you'll make the graphviz view of the document pathologically uninteresting.

I came to the realisation about a year ago that I was pathologically obsessed with being right about everything.

They are based on the design philosophy 'how do I make this UI as pathologically unusable as humanly possible'.

You have to write to please yourself, and that is almost pathologically egotistical.

Maven needs a UI because of its pathologically-verbose XML syntax.

Frankly, if you're going to be processing requests and shuffling them to S3, Ruby is nowhere near being the limiting factor unless you do something pathologically bad.

...if you look at the Plan 9 developer community it's a) very small and b) packed with the pathologically neckbearded.

No, I don't approve of site-lifting or mindless copy-and-paste "development", but if you've never paid the sincerest flattery to a problem elegantly solved you're either pathologically incurious or pathologically obstinate.

Even a tiny, tiny script that calls to other programs still can't compress a "pathologically" random file by more than a few bytes.

From the abstract: "forced to obey a certain constraint that is pathologically unlikely to be satisfied by any dataset" Like assuming your data come from a normal distribution?

In particular, exchange value or market value can diverge considerably from utility[2], or "use value"[3] - pathologically so in cases like that of the tulip bubble and so on.