Sentence examples for behaved so much from inspiring English sources

Most important, perhaps, those already found to have A.D.H.D. before surgery subsequently behaved so much better in many cases that they no longer fit the criteria.

"I think Senator Kerry is clearly not the best person to carry the banner of the Democrats in this race because he's behaved so much like a Republican," Dr. Dean told reporters here before flying home to Vermont for his son's high school hockey game.

Maybe that's why Scully is behaving so much like him this season, which amounts to actual character development.

The wayward androids they are pursuing behave so much like humans, they have a tough time telling them apart.

Developed jointly with Isuzu, the Duramax does for big diesel engines what Volkswagen's 1.8-liter did for small ones -- that is, make them behave so much like gas engines that you notice the difference mainly at the pump.

But if they're so different, how come they behave so much alike?

Both men and women suffer in a culture in which expectations about how they should behave take precedence over how they want to behave, so much so that cultural "shoulds" morph into innate "desires".

In the play's belatedly timely circumstances, Barakiva's cast members acquit themselves well, although he might not have encouraged them to behave so much like cartoon characters during the opening scene where the Martindales and the Baxters are entertaining the Sundersons over get-acquainted drinks.

And it is precisely because charities do so much good that they have to be extra vigilant to make sure they don't also behave unscrupulously.

Whether the actions were legal or not is not the issue: they were a deliberate attempt to circumvent Congress, because they knew that the American people would be reluctant to approve more largesse for those who had caused so much harm and behaved so badly.

The point is, however, that it does not necessarily tell us very much that markets have been "well behaved" so far.