Sentence examples for behaviour of a kind from inspiring English sources

The charge was based on two contentions, both correct: first, that many of the Sophists attacked the traditionally accepted moral code; and second, that they explored and even commended alternative approaches to morality that would condone or allow behaviour of a kind inadmissible under the stricter traditional code.

A Sunderland spokesman said: "SAFC operates a policy of zero tolerance towards racism and anti-social behaviour of any kind.

"Disruptive behaviour of any kind is not tolerated.

Home Secretary Theresa May said the sentences showed "extremist behaviour of any kind will never be tolerated in Britain".

Autism often means sleeplessness, eating problems, self-harming, aggression, destructiveness, bizarre behaviour of all kinds.

Eur Child Adolesc Psychiatry (2011) 20 561 570 Both studies reported of behavioural risk factors which might trigger problem behaviour in a kind of domino-effect.

It's wankerish behaviour of a particularly British kind.' Only Fiona Mactaggart questions the legality of the war.

This kind of behaviour rapidly has a kind of malign network effect - once forums become occupied by noisy sweary folks, more reasonable voices quietly depart.

You end up thinking about his behaviour as a kind of innocence.

Others see social behaviour as a kind of motor skill that is goal-directed and modified by feedback (or learning), while other models have been based on the theory of games, which emphasizes the pursuit and exchange of rewards and has led to experiments based on laboratory games.

For a rigorous modeling of the time-dependent behaviour of that kind of solids, a two-scale approach is well suited.