Sentence examples for behaving especially from inspiring English sources

They describe the insurgents as having imposed a cruel tyranny in their territory, behaving especially harshly toward women.

One week, he was behaving especially strangely, interrupting me to ask random questions and then instantly falling asleep at his desk.

Explaining may at least help to make it clear why you are behaving especially nervous, agitated, or irritable.

The authorities frequently behave especially aggressively towards foreign investors.

Every Western leader has miscalculated over Iraq, including Bush and Blair, but these two behaved especially badly.

If she were to behave especially trenchantly, I might describe her as the hard-hitting Punch.

We claim to value privacy highly, yet increasingly behave, especially in our online lives, as though we didn't.

This is no way for any nation to behave, especially one with such an acute historical memory of the bitter taste of victimhood.

"She didn't like the way my children behaved, especially when my son, now 55, lit a fire in the basement.

Well, it's not hard to think of a reason: a lot of people behaved badly in the runup to that war, and many though not all people in the news media behaved especially badly.

Before, it had not been known whether any such range applied to prime numbers, which seem to behave, especially as they get larger, as if they appear at random.