Sentence examples for conduct becoming from inspiring English sources

Later in life, he falsely blamed his underlings presumably because this was not conduct becoming of a gentleman.

The school had told the student that he was "indiscreet" and that his decision to speak publicly about the dispute "does not exhibit conduct becoming a follower of Jesus". Patterson had told The Post that Nathan Montgomery had "a long history," but Ueckert disputed this, saying that the board has found no evidence of misconduct in Montgomery's employee file.

I joined the ship on the night before it sailed, and several members of the crew, amused by the arrival in their midst of an Ivy League college kid from somewhere in an uptight, fancy neighborhood, undertook to acquaint me with the conduct becoming in a sailor.

(It should be noted that Melgen has been convicted of 67 charges of Medicare fraud. Prosecutors estimate that the doctor's scheme swindled the government out of as much as $105 million). In no way is this conduct becoming of a senator.

The research can take several different forms, for example, original data collection on a project the advisor is conducting, becoming a member of a research team and taking responsibility for some part of a research project, doing secondary analysis on a data set provided by a faculty member.

In one case, she found a female police officer guilty of conduct not becoming an officer, for posing in Playboy partly nude.

"It would look like the president, in a self-serving and self-protective move, was trying a relatively unprecedented judicial proceeding to keep information about his own conduct from becoming public," he said.

Anecdotal evidence shows that unprofessional conduct is becoming a common occurrence amongst health workers in Uganda.

Those initial talks were conducted without becoming known to the public.

The mission was clear -- reorganize how business is conducted by becoming a content-driven organization that is the league leader in the gathering of and use of data.

Yet a surprisingly large number of those interviewed said they had become unnerved by Mr. McCain's seeming rashness, and some feared that his conduct was not becoming of the Oval Office.