Sentence examples for behaviour of man from inspiring English sources
November 3, 1872 Coleford, England November 25, 1939 Blackmoor, England Wilfred Trotter, (born November 3, 1872, Coleford, Gloucestershire, England died November 25, 1939, Blackmoor, Hampshire) surgeon and sociologist whose writings on the behaviour of man in the mass popularized the phrase herd instinct.
In his book The Liberal Temper in Greek Politics, he argued that for Democritus and the liberals, political theory was based on an understanding of "the behaviour of man in a cosmic and historical setting": that is, humanity defined as the poets would define it measured through its individual actions.
Though Zuckerman was cautious about the application of his monkey research to human questions, others were less reticent: a reviewer for Man, for example, looked forward to the day 'when we can observe the social behaviour of man by the same scrupulous techniques as that employed by Dr Zuckerman' (Fortes, 1932: 168 9).
What has been slower to change has been the social behaviour of men – but change it certainly has.
"This behaviour - this slave-owning mentality, came down into the family, because their sons and grandsons looked to their behaviour as the behaviour of men".
In Wales, where women won 40% of assembly seats, assembly member Val Fedl comments that the presence of so many women is also changing the behaviour of men.
Success has mellowed her, although she continues to tap a rich vein of topics - supermodels, diets, politicians and the extraordinary behaviour of men.
His strength as an actor has always been his ability to play ambiguity, particularly the bad behaviour of men in torment.
