Sentence examples for behavior as a form from inspiring English sources

Like many of the best, most transgressive comics, they treat human behavior as a form of drag, shape-shifting with aggressive fluidity.

Nussbaum writes that Key and Peele "treat human behavior as a form of drag," assuming a colorful variety of roles — white and black, male and female, Latino, Indian, straight and gay — to explore topics that are rarely addressed on television.

But the fact that it was carried out by "ordinary" young men without records shows the extent to which harassment and violence against women have been normalized -- and that many young men regard this behavior as a form of recreation.

Teachers need to learn to see all behavior as a form of communication.

I usually justify my tourist-like behavior as a form of memory-making, but let's face it; are my children really going to care that I had tuna frittatas and sweet potatoes for my dinner?

Kaufmann was aware of bait collection techniques in the American southeast and specifically described the turtle's behavior as a form of worm grunting [28].

Given that the codes appear in student handbooks across the country, students have started believing that while the First Amendment may protect some speech, anyone who is guilty of "elevator eyes" -- a behavior listed as a form of sexual harassment in the code at Murray State University in Kentucky -- is not protected.

If you don't interact with birds, they can develop behavior problems, and as a form of anxiety they will actually pick out their feathers".

It's a wonderful example of super-aggressive behavior presenting itself as a form of self-defense when, strictly speaking, it isn't Ryan had started things by hitting Ventura, after all.

It's a wonderful example of super-aggressive behavior presenting itself as a form of self-defense when, strictly speaking, it isn't — Ryan had started things by hitting Ventura, after all.

I asked Batali, in an e-mail on Tuesday, whether he really thinks that his behavior can be defined as a form of excessive fun.