Sentence examples similar to behave reprehensibly from inspiring English sources
"I behaved reprehensibly," she says.
Ginsburg was behaving reprehensibly, Starr said.
Foundas went on, "Even in comedies — in 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' where Larry David behaves reprehensibly all the time — people are willing to entertain two thoughts at the same time.
Cameron's new stance echoes that of Sir Paul Stephenson, the Met police commissioner, who said this morning that a "significant number" of protesters ("thugs") had behaved "reprehensibly".
The victim said in her statement that it was "disappointing and disgusting" when a public official "betrays our trust by behaving reprehensibly and immorally".
In 1997, a Federal trial judge, Royce C. Lamberth, criticized Mr. Magaziner, saying that he, with the Justice Department and the White House, behaved "reprehensibly" and "dishonestly" in describing the makeup of the task force.
Recorder Gibson Grenfell QC said: "A cynic might say the defendant has achieved what she set out to achieve - keep the children in America permanently". But he said the father, who cannot be named for legal reasons, may have at times behaved "reprehensibly" during the relationship.
Eventually you can't trust yourself if you keep behaving reprehensibly.
This doesn't give anyone license to act reprehensibly.
