sociopathic

By most individual's definition such a policy has to be sociopathic!

There is something almost sociopathic about the young criminals here.

He is the closest of them all to their sociopathic father.

Even two wonderful people like you and your husband can produce the most sociopathic result.

Cold behavior of that sort is a typical sociopathic symptom.

Mine is not a sociopathic personality, as some have claimed.

She knows very little about the human race, and shows a sociopathic lack of emotion or care for anyone else but herself.

This is when her sociopathic nature began to surface.

Despite his sociopathic tendencies, Keller is a more complex individual.

The educational system must cease empowering students to be sociopathic.

Your article said more about the sociopathic people than the hapless dogs.

Research has found, however, that enuresis is not associated with sociopathic behavior.

He displays what would in a human be characterized as sociopathic tendencies.

Livia may have been sociopathic, but that is not the most desirable effect.

Refusing is "sociopathic," even though it means signing up for an extra five years.

Crime researchers acknowledge that it is not linked with later sociopathic behavior.

However, Tracey has a dark side with sociopathic tendencies and connection issues.

The young man's sociopathic nature was now fully evident.

"Although I do get sociopathic on occasion," he says.

The kind of testing we are doing today is sociopathic in its repetitive and punitive nature.

That lady may have some sociopathic blood in her veins, but it runs thin.

He's a man, above average intelligence, with sociopathic and voyeuristic tendencies.

As both realize that Mark is a sociopathic killer, they unsuccessfully try to get away.

He is, undoubtedly, a genius, but also sociopathic to an astonishing degree.

She also appeared on the movie Confessions of a sociopathic social climber.