The phrase "bad behaving" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is acting inappropriately or immorally, but the correct form would be "bad behavior."
Example: "The child's bad behavior during the event was embarrassing for the parents."
Alternatives: "misbehaving" or "acting out."
If that happens then that's one more bad behaving politician or public figure who gets a pass.
As upsetting as all this bad adult behavior is, more upsetting is how clueless these bad behaving adults seem to be.
The nightly newscast's steady diet of crime, drugs, violence, poverty, and dereliction news about life in inner cities reinforces the belief that black neighborhoods are cesspools of neglect, decay, and ill-mannered, bad behaving folk.
The other price that he'll never stop being asked to pay is that he'll be the permanent poster boy for animal abuse and the bad behaving celebrity, a black celebrity that is.
It is and the last person that should be surprised at that is Sherman if he had paid even the least bit of attention to the unabashed and gleeful racial mugging in the past of the legion of bad behaving black sports notables.
Bad behaving Christians seem like hypocrites, but good or bad conduct is possible by anyone and actually proves nothing: the old way of sin abides with us.
Furthermore, after seeing how the transition between "good" and "bad" behaved, we performed the third experiment.
I felt bad about behaving badly and believed, erroneously, that someone else would see right through me.
If you see yourself in any of this, consider joining me and letting go of feeling ashamed or bad for behaving in a way that you were conditioned to behave.
On days when most of the headlines about banks make you consider storing all your money in a mattress, it's nice to see a financial firm break from the trend of "bad banks behaving badly".
It trades on reductive, sexist ideas about how "good" and "bad" women behave and strongly suggests that some victims, frankly, had it coming.
