Sentence examples for behaviour now regarded from inspiring English sources

Chris Poole, who worked at Decca Records in the 1970s, said he was "amazed it hadn't already come out" but added that Savile's alleged habits needed to be set in the context of a highly sexualised era in which many forms of activity and behaviour now regarded as dubious were considered commonplace.

Housekeeping is now regarded as a classic.

Describing what is now regarded as a classic experiment, Skinner was in no doubt as to the mechanism involved: "The bird behaves as if there were a causal relation between its behaviour and the presentation of food, although such a relation is lacking," he wrote.

This is now regarded as a disorder worthy of treatment.

The gut microbiome is now regarded as a virtual organ.

Importantly, COPD is now regarded as preventable and treatable [ 9].

In Erhaim's film, entitled Syria's Rebellious Women and made over the past 18 months, she profiles some of her friends who have helped to document the war, deliver supplies to civilians and provide medical services in ways that some within their country now regard as unacceptable behaviour for women.

This anti-liberal political uprising forced many of those we now regard as central figures of 20th-century intellectual life to question their fundamental notions of human behaviour, and to discard the positivist nostrums that had taken root in the previous century.

Now, regarding rabbits.

It was at one time regarded as acceptable for a player to throw a punch on the rugby field, and worse, but what coach would advocate that behaviour now?

What was sound economic behaviour before cannot be sound economic behaviour now".