1. He acted a sadist in that TV play.

2. The man was a sadist who tortured animals and people.

3. Karl's a sadist, he enjoys inflicting pain.

4. The man was clearly a sadist.

5. The sodomite captain proves brave, the sadist a bungler.

6. He brings out the sadist in me.

7. You turned me into a goddamn sadist be-cause of your goddamn stinking country stubbornness.

8. He says it's some kind of sadist that carries out this kind of attack.

9. A bit of a sadist, maybe with a touch of masochism thrown in too.

10. Andrea's father was an absolute sadist. It's not surprising she hates him.

11. The man was a raving sadist, she thought, and then realised it was a requirement of his job.

12. I seek to dismember, a sadist fiend.

13. This sadist and pornographer, whom I had once seen striding through the streets of the old town brandishing a whip, seemed to have wilted.

14. As for the sadist, he finds himself, in truth, a slave of this passion, of this necessity, to bring under the yoke of jouissance, what he is aiming at as being the subject.

15. Whereas the sadist wreaks sexual violence on an unwilling victim, the masochist educates a sympathetic partner to be the cold and cruel woman he desires.

16. A forensic psychiatrist beleives the Princess Risborough attacker is a sadist from a poor background.

17. After all, Clinton was only a minor - league sadist.

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18. However as far as we know, he was not a sadist.

19. Remember, if you're having fun at her expense, you're a pervert and a sadist who should be buried alive!

20. Like so many of his contemporaries, Golovin was an equal - opportunity sadist who killed his own.

21. Just a small glance, and nothing more than that. Remember, if you're having fun at her expense, you're a pervert and a sadist who should be buried alive!

22. I am left free to be a masochist or a sadist, but not free to ignore others.