Sentence examples for display bullying from inspiring English sources

2 4 Children can be involved in bullying as victims and bullies, and also as bully/victims, a subgroup of victims who also display bullying behaviour.

For instance, even though bullying might be used as a way to achieve peer acceptance, Olthof and Goosens (2007) showed that for boys this desire to be accepted was oriented specifically towards peers who also displayed bullying and antisocial behavior, but was unrelated or even negatively associated with their desire to be accepted by non-bullying peers.

There is more "politicianing" on display in "Bully" than actual bullying, though Mr. Hirsch's camera does capture a few horrifying episodes (one of them so alarming that he shared it with parents and school officials).

It felt as if by our silence, we all, in this carriage, were becoming complicit in a rampant act of racism, a foul display of ignorance and bullying.

Parents struggled to contextualize for their children that a candidate for the highest office in the country displayed the very vulgarity and bullying behavior many families and schools worked so hard to combat.

These are not normal dominance displays, they are signs of bullying and fighting between your hamsters.

There are displays of bullying humour which elicit nervous grins from a jittery bunch of courtiers, who know that they might be put to the sword at any moment.

An editorial in the Times of India at the time condemned "the growing power of bullying self-appointed censors" displaying "a Victorian hangover with a Taliban temperament".

An editorial in the Times of India newspaper at the time condemned "the growing power of bullying self-appointed censors" displaying "a Victorian hangover with a Taliban temperament".

Depending upon who was offering the postgame analysis, what transpired was a nasty spectacle of bullying jingoism or a stirring display of pure participatory democracy — or both.

Given that bully victims display more adjustment problems among all children involved in bullying [ 45], it could in the long run turn into more externalizing problem tendencies such as rule-breaking behavior or a tendency to reactive aggression or other internalizing problems such as anxiety [ 46].