Sentence examples for continue to behave like from inspiring English sources

Many populist victors continue to behave like victims; majorities act like mistreated minorities.

It's easy to see why designers continue to behave like Jagger groupies.

"They have deliberately attempted to be thrown out, and if they intend to continue to behave like idiots then they will deserve to be thrown out.

Clegg fires back that it isn't his responsibility if they continue to behave like that.

I do not know why they continue to behave like this.

We are not a great power, and never will be again," Tizard wrote in 1949, adding: "We are a great nation, but if we continue to behave like a great power we shall soon cease to be a great nation".

Outside the uterus, this tissue continues to behave like womb lining, thickening, breaking down, and bleeding during each menstrual cycle.

Sam continues to behave like a creep, possibly because his date with Sookie is deader than her other suitor.

But whether sterling continues to behave like this, says Mr Breedon, depends on market expectations about Britain's intentions towards the euro.

"Much hinges on a weaker stock market and the market continuing to behave like it has historically in a rising rate environment," Mr. Zandi said.

Just as Labour continued to behave like an opposition after it was elected, so the unions, equally scarred by the many Tory years, trod carefully during Labour's first term.