Sentence examples for conduct really from inspiring English sources

Instapundit: "That sounds more like a commenter code of conduct, really.

Then again, maybe adherence to ethical conduct really should go without saying.

This story, like all others about the potential costs of corporate malfeasance, raises an unsettling question: The firm did violate the law, but was its conduct really wrong -- morally wrong -- or did it merely miscalculate the "legal risks"?

How hard can conducting really be?

It's a form of conducting, really, where the writer tries to strike a downbeat, a tonic note, for the whole of his section.

"Dogs not getting any medical care, in some cases having numbers tattooed on them — this is conduct that really would turn a lot of people's stomachs".

"Dortmund have looked at me for a long time and have always been in close contact with me and their conduct has really impressed me," he said.

It contends that Pyongyang's conduct is really a hidden cry for assistance against Chinese domination and thus deserves support rather than opprobrium.

Lee's team used a super-holey sponge made from graphene (above) – single atom-thick layers of carbon that conduct electricity really well.

"A long list of serious conduct remedies really does start to look like regulation, continually looking over Microsoft's shoulder," a person close to the talks said.

"One would think that if you were going to create such a code of conduct, it really should be done in collaboration with human rights organisations, such as J-Flag, but so far, we haven't been contacted at all".