Above the notes of praise is a small photo of Guerin wearing a polka dot tie and pocket square, staring at you like a sociopath.
"I want to believe you're not a sociopath," Jon Stewart told the former Illinois governor.
Watergate ultimately vindicated our system against the machinations of one sociopath.
“I would be a sociopath if I was going to take on the idea that we had that kind of responsibility,” she says.
Part One Can Be Read Here Part Three Here ****** I didn't act the way I did because I was a sociopath.
Although the principal had his identity protected, the traditionalists used this incident to cast Michelle as a sociopath.
Jeffrey MacDonald seems to be a best somewhat weird and unpleasant, and at worst, a sociopath.
Ballantine told The New York Times late last year that one of his (unnamed) suspects is a sociopath.
Working all day, every day for weeks—unpaid because of a contract in another language with a sociopath.
Muto apologized if he had hurt his ex-colleagues, but hastened to add that “I am not a sociopath.”
1930, coined by psychologist G.E. Partridge from socio- on model of psychopath.
sociopath so·ci·o·path (sō'sē-ə-pāth', -shē-)
n.
A person affected with an antisocial personality disorder.
Someone whose social behavior is extremely abnormal. Sociopaths are interested only in their personal needs and desires, without concern for the effects of their behavior on others. (Compare psychopath.)
