Sentence examples for aristocratic behavior from inspiring English sources
Figure 2 and Figure 3 show the histograms for the number of connections <k>of all individuals modeled in the social network-based and exponential distribution-based models; they both exhibit aristocratic behavior in that there exists a small number of individuals with a large number of connections, while most of the population connects to relatively few people.
Duberman credits Fidelma with an "aristocratic obliviousness toward mainstream standards of behavior" — true enough; she lived with a kind of serene affection within her brother's and her husband's gay circles — but he also notes that "now and then the problem of 'the boys' would prove difficult" for her.
A sophisticated and learned woman with an aristocratic air, she was confronted with "alpha male" behavior, especially after three American hostages arrived.
Universities are no longer the aristocratic clubs of yesteryear, the safe harbors where old boys' networks and cherished secret rituals masked shockingly bad behavior, often involving alcohol, hazing, sex and drugs.
Too aristocratic, too confusing.
Aristocratic British ladies became dressmakers.
"These are not aristocratic feet.
Horsemanship remained an aristocratic privilege.
The profile is aristocratic.
