Sentence examples for have behaved far from inspiring English sources

The Self that De Abaitua describes emerges as self-obsessed and sometimes prima donna-ish, but on this evidence others with far less fame have behaved far less well.

The fact that others, faced with far smaller threats, have behaved far worse and yet Israel is singled out for blame is powerful evidence of a double standard meant not to serve justice or save Palestinians but simply to skewer Israel.

That involves dealing with reams of diplomatic red tape and facing (with great difficulty, on the part of Mr. Lemmon's character) the possibility that the United States may have behaved far less than honorably - Tuesday at 10 30 p.m. on Bravo.

If he wins Mississippi and Alabama and Missouri and Kansas this month, but Mr. Romney wins Illinois, that will be fairly consistent with how the states have behaved thus far.

Still, Democrats have behaved in a far more unified fashion on the debt debate than they do ordinarily.

Some newspapers have behaved responsibly, but far too many have not and some sort of oversight body, with teeth, is required.

Every Sept. 11 since the destruction of Manhattan's twin towers, the riffle of concern about politics has arisen, and so far participants have behaved appropriately.

So far, however, consumers have behaved as though little has happened.

So far, Indonesia's generals have behaved pretty impeccably, despite the many problems of that vast archipelago.

As far as we know they have behaved within the boundaries of the law and have done nothing wrong.

Plenty of poets in the past have behaved very badly in all sorts of ways, and far worse than Walcott is said to have done.