Sentence examples for behavior could be construed from inspiring English sources

The behavior could be construed as violating department rules.

Amick's affection for his characters is real, but the flip side is that he has difficulty allowing any behavior that could be construed as morally dubious.

An hombre who speaks gently but firmly to his kids without engaging in behavior that could be construed as child abuse?

Do not cheat or give any appearance of behavior that could be construed as disloyalty to a lady-friend, your date or to others.

Smith pays devastating attention to how the military figures around the President argued strenuously against behaviors that could be construed as violations of the Geneva Conventions.

In California in the 1950's, notes one historian, the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board "collapsed the difference between homosexual status (a state of being) and conduct (behavior) and suggested that any behavior that signified homosexual status could be construed as an illegal act.

Some staff spoke of behaviour "which potentially could be construed as bullying".

A3 New Tactics in Barrier Dispute Israeli soldiers guarding the Israeli separation barrier with the West Bank have developed new tactics to protect the barrier from protesters in an attempt to avoid any scenes that could be construed as brutal behavior.

Scientists debate over whether Smilodon had a social or a solitary lifestyle; analysis of modern predator behavior as well as of Smilodons fossil remains could be construed to lend support to either view.

This item could be construed as an example of impulsive behavior overlying a cognitively impulsive decision.

This year the league sent around another memo, this one on "Player Demonstrations," which banned "choreographed" celebrations, actions that could be "construed as being in poor taste" and offensive behavior toward officials.