Sentence examples for fact behaving from inspiring English sources

Most men are in fact behaving better than ever.

But though women then needed determination and had to be far more scrupulous than men about never missing even half a day's work, never getting ill, never showing bad temper or resentment, in fact behaving impeccably, I believe that their lot was in some ways easier than the lot of women now.

"Many of the boat users were, in fact, behaving responsibly around the dolphins and keeping a distance of around 100 yards.

When you do these things, you are stealing lots of money from innocent people, and you are, in fact, behaving badly (to put it mildly).

The fact that dS does not vary per gene implies that there is no selection for preferred codons in the Bovini tribe for these genes, or that the selection pressure and effective population size for members of the Bovini are so small that dS is in fact behaving neutrally.

In fact, behaving in a pushy or aggressive manner often lowers your chances of upgrading, and increases your changes for being bumped, and even arrested.

Genetic variations once thought to follow Mendelian rules may in fact behave in a more subtle and complicated way.

Brought up in this atmosphere, Nero might well have begun to behave like a monster upon his accession as emperor in 54 but, in fact, behaved quite otherwise.

In the Pacific it has been recently recognized that dark and pale morphs in fact behave as different species, so the dark birds have been separated as the Henderson Petrel (Pterodroma atrata).

As a result of the discussion between the faculty member and the student, the faculty member may conclude that the student has, in fact, behaved dishonestly and may wish to take some further action.

This was anticipated because the quarter wavelength antenna in fact behaved as the half wavelength dipole with the imaginary quarter wave antenna at the other end of the real quarter wave antenna (two quarter wavelength make a half wavelength dipole).