Sentence examples for behaviour of someone from inspiring English sources

It wasn't the behaviour of someone who'd been pampered.

Such feverish activity looks like the behaviour of someone for whom fears of mortality are visceral.

This week Erdogan has been loudly anticipating the prospect of PKK disarmament and making disparaging remarks about the Kurds, hardly the behaviour of someone seeking to build trust across the communal divide.

This is not crime of the century – a few dabbles during Euro 2016 and a successful flutter on Barcelona to hammer Celtic – but is not the behaviour of someone who readily accepts authority.

Whether mirror neurons are involved in more complex calculations of motive and, most significantly, in those calculations made when someone is trying to manipulate the behaviour of someone else remains to be seen.

She denies being mentally ill, but it's hard to know how else to interpret the behaviour of someone who locks herself in her room, plunges her hand into a pan of boiling water and takes a knife to her only child.

This suggests that the behaviour of individual general practitioners was not a large factor in determining whether someone transits on to incapacity benefit.

The Speaker of the House of Commons has faced fresh allegations of bullying, with parliament's former Black Rod saying John Bercow's "intemperate behaviour" is "unworthy of someone in such public office".

Of the sample, 526 reported a history of NSSI and 308 of those who self-injured had disclosed their behaviour to someone else, most commonly friends and parents.

Children cannot possibly be expected to anticipate this kind of behaviour from someone in a position of trust.

Take, for example, the use of 'outcomes' to describe changes in health, wellbeing and health-related behaviours in the context of someone with long-term illness engaging in a complex intervention – such as someone with arthritis and depression engaging in group exercise such as Tai Chi.