Sentence examples for behavior by a member from inspiring English sources
In one sense, this is unsurprising: we're all subject to biases – excusing, say, bad behavior by a member of the party we support more readily than when it's those terrible people on the other side of the aisle, up to their usual tricks.
If any work of fiction describes stereotypical behavior by a member of a minority group, there must be a boldfaced introduction stating such correctives as "JEWS ARE NEITHER WEALTHY NOR EDUCATED"; "AFRICAN-AMERICANS HAVE NO AFFINITY FOR DANCE, MUSIC, OR CO-HOSTING MORNING SHOWS"; and "GAY MEN DO NOT GO TO SEE 'CAPTAIN AMERICA' MOVIES HOPING FOR A SUDSY SHOWER SCENE".
2. If any work of fiction describes stereotypical behavior by a member of a minority group, there must be a boldfaced introduction stating such correctives as "JEWS ARE NEITHER WEALTHY NOR EDUCATED"; "AFRICAN-AMERICANS HAVE NO AFFINITY FOR DANCE, MUSIC, OR CO-HOSTING MORNING SHOWS"; and "GAY MEN DO NOT GO TO SEE 'CAPTAIN AMERICA' MOVIES HOPING FOR A SUDSY SHOWER SCENE".
Judge Friedman then recused himself from ruling, and instead filed a complaint against Thompson with the Florida Bar, calling Thompson's behavior "inappropriate by a member of the bar, unprofessional and contemptible".
When a particular behavior by a group member is observed, the viewer evaluates the behavior through the lens of the stereotype.
Instead of actually helping to fight terrorism, they are inspiring the type of unnecessary and disrespectful behavior by a few members of the public with an agenda that in fact diverts attention from securing American skies.
"I feel hurt, profoundly shocked by this criminal behavior," said Antoine Folly, a member of an interim committee of the Togolese football federation.
Even if the sexual assault charges should completely collapse, the allegations of racial slurs and other questionable behavior by members of a top-ranked athletic team that have been brought to light raise important issues of race and class at a prestigious university.
When "morality" is used in its universal normative sense, it need not have either of the two formal features that are essential to moralities referred to by the original descriptive sense: that it be a code of conduct that is put forward by a society and that it be accepted as a guide to behavior by the members of that society.
If the code of conduct a society puts forward is not accepted as a guide to behavior by the members of that society, which of these two features should be taken as essential?
Asian leaders will need to do more to recognize and promote international standards for intellectual property protection, human rights, international law, transparency in government, military expenditures and business practices and do their part to ensure that regional multilateralism is based on positive values and does not serve to legitimate bad behavior by member states.
