Sentence examples for all behaving with from inspiring English sources

HOPELESSNESS is out MAnd6 via SecrethatCanadian and Rough Trade.

All behave with tremendous graciousness, employing hushed tones and self-consciously calm physical gestures, as if the Queen herself might materialise from behind a display cabinet at any moment.

Above all behave with confidence and take it as your right to be a human being even with your impairments.

Clinical studies have also served to provide support for the expanding biologic definition of T-cell neoplasia, particularly insofar as it has been demonstrated that patients with T antigen-positive but E rosette-negative ALL behave like other patients with T-cell disease.

Pure acentriolar cell lines were subsequently established through clonal propagation from single cells, a process taking additional 4 5 weeks (before these cells were used for experiments), generating a number of independent SAS-6 -/-; p53 -/-cell lines all behaving similarly (with clone #1 and #2 being characterized here).

This country's government is now behaving with all the sophistication of a chimpanzee's tea party.

It is also a reminder that our current slavery to fashion and the passing fad of stardom is nothing new: our 17th, 18th and 19th-century ancestors were behaving with all the same weaknesses, snobberies and infatuations.

However, later in life, as Chinese identity and Confucian attitudes emphasising education, discipline and hierarchy became more important, he would be criticised for presenting himself as a fount of wisdom, a convincing articulator of modern Asia to western audiences, while actually behaving with all the intolerance of a Chinese emperor.

It this case, the Treasury is supposedly a public institution using taxpayer funds, yet behaving with all the transparency of Morgan.

And also because he spent his last decade on Earth making hilariously bad football decisions and behaving with all the befuddled malice of Junior Soprano in his shuffling-around-in-his-bathrobe years.

Some will be cynical about the theory that New Zealand, by playing startlingly attacking cricket under all circumstances, while behaving with a palpable decency at all times, could prove to be the saviours of Test and even one-day international cricket.