Sentence examples for be able to behave from inspiring English sources

Without the Volkswagen Law, Porsche would be able to behave like a principal shareholder.

"But then after a while, I thought: 'I'm not going to be able to behave myself.

Women need to be able to behave in a sexual way without exploitation or violence being considered a necessary outcome.

Perhaps she'd had some idea that if she saw Marise today she'd be able to behave with more sophistication, say what she really thought.

"When you see these people perform at this level, you wonder what makes them be able to behave the way they can.

Dostoevsky rejected the idea that people act in accordance to reason or their best interests and asserted the need for them to be able to behave as they choose, without fitting into Enlightenment ideas of "progress".

I was able to behave like a sane human being in a somewhat high-stress situation.

I don't think they are able to behave in quite the same way as male protagonists are.

One of those employers supposedly warned him to avoid making such comments, but the fact he had been able to behave himself was a plus for him.

"I think the character has endured because he's able to behave in ways that children often want to but aren't encouraged to.

Our debate kept coming back to what was going on behind closed doors if Saatchi was able to behave like this in public.