| With the exception of sociopaths, who are expert liars, most people sound tense, their voices highly pitched, when they fib. |
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| Psycopaths or sociopaths are not mad, they have personality disorders which cannot be cured as they are ingrained into a person's psyche. |
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| They will endorse co-workers who are convicts, misanthropes and sociopaths, whatever, all in the name of unity. |
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| We call them sociopaths because they will cheerfully cheat or attack others without compunction. |
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| I have learned that these people are sociopaths with no thought whatsoever for what happens to other creatures. |
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| Everybody knows the death sentence for sociopaths is not a detraction, it doesn't work. |
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| Some people are clearly sociopaths while others are so delusional that it is clearly unfair to expect them to behave in a rational manner. |
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| No society has yet been able to free itself of sociopaths, extreme bigots, and aggressive personalities. |
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| But the claim that some sociopaths are born does not preclude the possibility that some sociopaths are made. |
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| It is also very scary when you realize that your country is run by a group of sociopaths. |
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| Dramatic mental failures of this sort shade into failures of empathy, a deficit found in many sociopaths, who also show reduced function of the frontal cortices. |
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| Despite the occasional moral panics, most people now reckon that cinema has not turned people into sociopaths. |
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| Worse than ordinary liberals are Europe's neoliberals: market-worshipping, nihilistic sociopaths to a man. |
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| The Net can sometimes seem like a monstrous fountain of obscenity, hate and lies, the ultimate refuge for sociopaths releasing years of pent-up frustration. |
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| Since greed tended to prevail over comity, the Great Plains bred depressives and sociopaths. |
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| I've always felt, utterly and unchangeably, that only sociopaths hire skywriters. |
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| There will be some sociopaths who make it into medicine and need to be taken out of medicine. |
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| Some of these sociopaths return to repeat their crimes, sometimes against the very same victims. |
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| You might properly ask whether we are looking at psychopaths and sociopaths here. |
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| No longer are the lives of serial killers and sociopaths held to be inherently worth preserving. |
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| Some microbes may resist management and antibiotics, and try to mutate and evade them, and maybe some sociopaths do too. |
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| Yet by Episode 5 I was hypnotized by the show's ensemble of two-faced sociopaths. |
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| This could be one reason why we associate him most readily with the chilling portrayal of psychos and sociopaths. |
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| Initially, he's told he's too old and then parcelled off into the Halberdiers, a regiment almost entirely comprised of oddballs, lunatics, misfits and sociopaths. |
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| The instinct which teaches children how not to be little sociopaths also instructs them, unremittingly, to conform. |
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| The Card Perseveration Task was developed by Siegel to assist in measuring pathology in sociopaths, specifically, the apparent inability to respond to punishment. |
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| Internet discussion groups at times appear to be founts of perspicacity and wisdom, at other times the ultimate refuge for sociopaths releasing years of pent-up frustration. |
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| In psychological terms, these characteristics are found in sociopaths and narcissists. |
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| She apparently has spent her life studying and working with sociopaths, psychopaths and their victims. |
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| But if you work in a law firm, the media, a Garda station or a shop take a look around because you could be surrounded by sociopaths. |
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| The popular perception of bankers as Porsche-driving sociopaths obscures the fact that many of the industry's staff are modestly paid and sit in branches, information-technology departments and call-centres. |
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| It is not my intention to give a lot of exposure to sociopaths in our brief time together. |
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| It is also hoped that none of these representatives are sociopaths, have dubious nocturnal habits, dubious politics or questionable ways of making a living. |
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| The funnies, at thirty years old, trafficked in comedy and fantasy, with talking animals, wisecracking goofs, and junior sociopaths like the Katzenjammer Kids. |
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| Sociopaths are very egocentric individuals that lack a sense of personal responsibility and morality. |
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