Sentence examples for behaviour admitting from inspiring English sources

One executive called it "disgraceful" behaviour, admitting it was "not a particularly glorious episode" for the Sun.

But more than 27 per cent of couples citing unreasonable behaviour admitted their claims were not true, but were the easiest way of getting a divorce, according to new research by Resolution – which represents almost 5,000 family solicitors.

It is also usually conceded that the project of analysing actions in terms of muscular behaviour is doomed because there will be any number of different physical behaviours that could be involved, say, in an action (like paying a debt) and because identical physical behaviours admit of various action-descriptions.

"She has a high tolerance for unacceptable behaviour," he admits, with a grimace.

Reed, 61, was renowned for his outrageous behaviour and admitted that he loved to shock.

Like any child star, he's had to grow up in public, which has meant having to conceal any slight streak of bad behaviour – Radcliffe admitted to having had a drink problem in 2011, several months after he'd gone teetotal – and spending an awful lot of time being asked if his career was likely to implode before most people's has even begun.

Finally realising that dressing as a flying nocturnal mammal and engaging in constant violent encounters with increasingly elaborate criminals is perhaps not normal behaviour, Batman admits that his parents' death may have left him with some serious psychological problems, so he checks himself into the legitimate psychiatry wing of Gotham's notorious asylum.

A man who liked nothing more than braying about "betrayals of the public trust" and "shocking" and "criminal" behaviour has admitted to the former and may be charged with the latter.Mr Spitzer had no interest in the distinction between "public" and "private".

Heard was issued with a one-month good behaviour bond after admitting to falsifying customs documents in unlawfully bringing the pair's dogs, Pistol and Boo, into Australia from the US in April last year.

During the study period, 430 patients who had engaged in suicidal behaviours were admitted to ECCC.

Florent Malouda, meanwhile, has become the latest player to say sorry to the French people, admitting: "Our behaviour wasn't exemplary.