Sentence examples for confusing behavior from inspiring English sources

Alas, most such systems require complex or confusing behavior on the part of the voter, in order to ensure that no one can possibly prove to a third party who they voted for.

On the other side of the page were notes on the guards' aggressive and confusing behavior.

The best one involves paying for the car behind you at a toll booth and then surprising the same car further down the road with some really confusing behavior.

These points account for the previously confusing behavior of MPF in starfish, explaining both why MPF detection in starfish oocytes is easier after NEBD than before NEBD, and why MPF is detectable in the nucleus but not in the cytoplasm before NEBD.

Listen for beliefs that motivate apparently confusing behaviors.

For piety's sake, Kate never finds him less than lovable, however confusing his behavior.

For Question 20 in particular (P = 13%), students have retained the misconception displayed in the pretest (individual chromosomes can contain genetic material from both parents; 70% of students answering incorrectly chose this answer on the posttest) suggesting that students are confusing the behavior of chromosomes in mitosis versus meiosis.

There are certainly signs that Justice Stevens has had a special rapport with Justice Kennedy, though it would be easy to confuse strategic behavior and persuasion.

What I learned from these cases was that what sometimes looks like dementia or Alzheimer's can have an identifiable and treatable cause, and that we must not confuse eccentric behavior with the truly bizarre.

The letter, sent to Senators Joseph I. Lieberman, a Connecticut independent, and Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, justified the dismissal on several grounds, including what it said was Mr. Walpin's "confused, disoriented" behavior at a meeting of the agency's board on May 20, when, according to the letter, he was unable to respond to questions.

I personally have heard college administrators confuse "sexual behavior" with "sexual assault".