Sentence examples for behavior for which from inspiring English sources
"In fiction, I kept apologizing for behavior for which there is no apology.
There's no doubt that the kind of behavior for which Mr. Amaitis was criticized is common on trading floors, said Peter Arian, who spent 10 years as a trader in New York before becoming an industry headhunter.
However, in its broadest definition, flattery is a form of bowing and scraping, social behavior for which words are not necessary -- an evolutionary strategy for survival, as Stengel puts it, "of the most unctuous".
Most recently, this past summer, LaBeouf was booked for public drunkenness when he became disorderly on a street in Savannah, Georgia, resisting arrest and spewing racial abuse after he was refused a cigarette by a police officer — behavior for which he has apologized.
And yet, for all that I despise Donald Trump and everything he represents – including his range of ties, and his Vegas hotel – there is one aspect of his recent behavior for which I need to give him unqualified credit.
To see this, consider a case in which a very popular person has engaged in some bad behavior for which he deserves punishment – but suppose in addition that no one believes he is guilty.
But "spoiled" evokes traits and behaviors for which we're often quick to hold parents responsible.
We can do our best to help them have interesting lives, have some independence from us, and have opportunities to engage in the behaviors for which they have evolved and which they still "need" to perform.
They are, in other words, accepting behaviors for which their parents fought.
For example, implicit attitudes are implicated in behaviors for which it is difficult to give an inferential explanation (e.g., Dovidio et al. 1997) and implicit attitudes change in response to irrelevant information (e.g., Gregg et al. 2006; Han et al. 2006).
In fact, her message may actually result in him bothering her more often because we are more likely repeat behaviors for which we are given attention, even negative attention.
