Sentence examples for conducted not like from inspiring English sources

Enabling my own Renaissance is marriage to my second husband, Larry, an alliance of nearly 35 years that we have pointedly conducted not like my parents did theirs: we talk-talk-talk about every thing, laugh lots (I cannot remember my parents ever laughing together), and when a dispute emerges, we work it out, no silent treatment permitted.

TV writer Nicole Silverberg, meanwhile, said a friend once suggested she delete a tweet critical of Louis C.K. before applying to a "high-profile comedy job" because "the people conducting the hiring process might not like it". .

And indeed claims that we are merely taking conduct we don't like and calling it pathological are more plausible in psychiatry than in other parts of medicine, since there is a long history of psychiatrists who have done just that.

bluntly compared the amendment to a tax on cigarettes, because it prevents "conduct" that policymakers "don't like".  .

"I don't like to guest-conduct so much," said this most self-effacing maestro (if that is not in fact an oxymoron).

Man from the West doesn't like the way New York conducts its business in bandidtry.

Some people didn't like how this vote was conducted so the angst meter rose even more.

If you like the iPhone, but you don't like Apple's conduct, then complaining is a valid strategy to get the phone you want without the objectionable conduct.

But if I don't like Petraeus's conduct, there are plenty of elected representatives I can beef to.

"I can say to you that with the code in review there is a likelihood by the end of this week for there to be a much greater emphasis on investigation and a capacity, when investigations are not conducted in countries like Kenya, for Wada to instigate the investigations themselves - and I welcome that".

Google's conduct today is not like Microsoft's conduct during the 1990s.