Sentence examples for deviant way from inspiring English sources

People who have developed an internal sanctioning system, for example, feel guilt and shame at behaving in a deviant way.

When norms are internalized, norm-abiding behavior will be perceived as good or appropriate, and people will typically feel guilt or shame at the prospect of behaving in a deviant way.

In general, the problem is that it seems always possible that the relevant mental states and events cause the relevant event (a certain movement, for instance) in a deviant way: so that this event is clearly not an intentional action or not an action at all.

Mystery author Richard Montanari's first three novels, Deviant Way, The Violet Hour, and Kiss of Evil are set in Cleveland.

It seems like it's to society's advantage to have those individuals with a propensity for acting out in some sort of deviant way to have better contact with social institutions, social norms, social involvement.

He told Paterno the next morning and went along with the mild reining in of Sandusky, who continued his deviant ways.

There is a saloon where whiskey is drunk "neat," a hero-bandit who overcomes his deviant ways, a high-stakes poker game and, finally, a ride into the proverbial sunset.

There were warnings that bilingual children would be confused by two languages, have lower intelligence, low self-esteem, behave in deviant ways, develop a split personality and even become schizophrenic.

With the necessary conditions because of the possibility of direct expressions of belief, as urged by Williams, and with sufficiency for reasons of the same kind as discussed at the end of the previous section: a speaker may try to convey the Dummett-type impression in deviant ways.

(The British dance critics mostly agreed: "Bourne and his designer, Lez Brotherston, have found wonderfully deviant new ways of telling their material," wrote Judith Mackrell in The Guardian. But Clement Crisp, in The Financial Times, had another opinion: "confused, irritating, an act of sabotage").

"I think what's going on here is that this city has long been perceived to be deviant in some way, either culturally or physically.