Sentence examples for has behaved more from inspiring English sources

In office, he has behaved more like an unelected strongman than a parliamentarian.

Even worse, as the impeachment process has enveloped him he has behaved more like a deranged tyrant than the pluralist democrat who once ran Indonesia's biggest Muslim organisation.

At the State Department, Bolton, a protégé of Vice- President Dick Cheney, has behaved more like a grandstander at a conservative think tank than like a diplomat.

Even worse, as the impeachment process has enveloped him, he has behaved more like a tottering tyrant than as the pluralist democrat he once appeared to be.

The fresh Reform steed Mr. Buchanan envisioned saddling for himself has behaved more like a dragon threatening to devour his candidacy.

Yet since then, he has behaved more like the king of the deep, regularly plunging, bearded, trident in hand, down into the sea in search of new discoveries.

These men were sneered at for not having behaved more boldly in court.

He said the Fed could have achieved better results if it had behaved more like a regulator and less like a creditor.

The group returned with no casualties other than its composure and professionalism; the Hazaras had behaved more like a paramilitary group than like a professional police team.

Regulators said that Salomon Smith Barney and Credit Suisse First Boston had behaved more egregiously than other firms, and the two agreed to pay fines well in excess of $100 million.

I applaud Susan for her dynamism and her many successes, but I wish she had behaved more like a real scientist.