Sentence examples for bit of conduct from inspiring English sources

[Excuses involve specific pleas that one is not responsible for some bit of conduct, such as, "I did not see you there".

On a strong, and radically anti-metaphysical reading, those in the moral community determine the conditions for when a person is or is not a morally responsible agent, as well as whether a person is or is not morally responsible for some bit of conduct.

When this author had the audacity to disclose these indiscretions in his book, and to probe deeper than anyone had ever dared regarding Merton's forbidden love affair with a student nurse half his age, another bit of conduct suppressed by the Catholic Church and alleged Merton image protectors, condemnation occurred on all sides from those within the ITMS.

After all nobody goes round suggesting to Paula Radcliffe that she should stop running marathons and take up the 100m sprint because its more prestigious, or tells Simon Rattle that now he's done a bit of conducting it really is about time he tried his hand at the violin.

BEFORE the prime minister's friend and guru Steve Hilton departed in May for a sabbatical in California, civil servants enjoyed gossiping about the adviser's latest bit of unorthodox conduct.

Or was it a cynical bit of realpolitik, conducted in exchange for some other favour?

The changes were meant to be a routine bit of business, conducted by the convention chairman, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, of Los Angeles.

Another ingenious bit of research, conducted in Germany, demonstrated that within a brief time frame the brain can shift events forward or backward.

The changes were meant to be a routine bit of business, conducted by the convention's chairman, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa of Los Angeles.

The size-matters effect seemed to show up in a much less rigorous bit of research conducted at my TierneyLab blog with the help of Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of New Mexico.

Last week, voting on the noncontroversial bill was one of the first bits of business conducted by the newly seated 114th Congress.