1 An infant is born asocial. At the outset, nothing he or she does involves true social interchange.

2 She only dates doctors and lawyers, she asocial climber.

3 "Having asocial purpose really motivates workers, " said Cappelli.

4 Bears are asocial secretive animals.

5 Asocial movement is autonomous insofar it can independently decide its strategy with little constraint from the allied party.

6 An unpredictable, asocial borderline individual who squirts water in your face and makes fun at the expense of others.

7 Some philosophers argue that rights exist only within asocial contract as part of an exchange of duties and entitlements.

8 Accelerate the establishment of asocial security system covering both urban and rural residents and guarantee their basic living conditions.

9 Are you asocial or do you just enjoy living in the Antarctic?

10 This is asocial problem.

11 She is asocial butterfly.

12 Thirdly, it is a political creed and an asocial practical movement.

13 But the wolf is not just the male seducer, he also represents all the asocial,(www.Sentencedict.com) animalistic tendencies within ourselves.

14 True and reasonable policy of university courses will be able to promote the positive development of university curricula, and help to achieve the asocial objectives of curriculum reform.

15 Sitting around in waiting rooms until one can stand in linebefore a bureaucrat's desk seems to any American a dead loss, and living in asocial order thus shortens every person's life.

16 You spend little of your time in reflection – or sometimes in asocial niceties.

17 The classroom is the place where language learners interact with one another in the process and asocial environment of interpersonal communication.

18 This possibly will not sit well with your partner, who may prefer that you be available for asocial function.