Sentence examples for daring behaviour from inspiring English sources
As reported for meat sharing at other sites [11] [13], crop-raiding adult males may be advertising prowess to other group-members; such daring behaviour may be considered an attractive trait [25], and possessing a desirable food item may further draw positive attention to an individual.
Health Canada has strict proposed advertising rules: companies can't promote people or events, celebrity endorsements have been ruled and, most critically, promotions of "glamour, recreation, risk, excitement or daring behaviours or a positive or negative emotion" are prohibited.
Drunkenness and excess Advertising must not link alcohol with brave, tough, unruly or daring people or behaviour; nor should it encourage irresponsible, antisocial or immoderate drinking (whether in terms of style or amount).
I can feel the collective intake of UK parents' breath: some of us thinking this is ridiculous, perhaps a small percentage daring to wonder if we could get away with such behaviour.
Cantona was once mocked for daring to admit to a fondness for poetry and painting – not considered normal behaviour for a footballer – but the cinema is now his passion.
It re-emerged in the 1960s as a rather daring sex toy, but according to Shere Hite's famous survey of sexual behaviour in the 1970s, only 1% of women had ever used one.
We plod through the lives of the characters one by one, ticking them off when we have identified a change of behaviour or lifestyle attributable to their jungle kidnap; the irresponsible become responsible, the careful become daring, and so on.
"Young people tend to be more daring, taking part in sporting activities or renting quad bikes, and are more likely to engage in risky behaviour," said an FCO spokeswoman.
