Sentence examples for how he will behave from inspiring English sources

A person's credit history is usually a better indication of how he will behave than his income.

What he doesn't know is how he will behave Saturday at Churchill Downs, or if he will even make it around the track without doing something strange.

"Generally, a psychiatrist can study a man and make a few reasonable predictions about what the man may do in the future — how he will react to such-and-such a stimulus, how he will behave in such-and-such a situation," Brussel writes.

Anton says he is unsure of how he will behave or react behind the glass partition and when speaking through the phone intercom.

They will have seen stories about how George has grown as well as speculation about how he'll behave at the two engagements to which he's expected to be taken by his parents (one in each country) and how the whole trip has been designed with him very much in mind.

Researchers have always tried to use psychology for predictive ends: Can what we already know about a person tell us how she will behave in a given situation?

What a person says is not necessarily a good representation of the whole of what she feels and thinks, nor of how she will behave.

We know South Americans are impulsive and temperamental and cannot lose, We will see on Saturday how they will lose and how they will behave after a defeat.

"They always have a hidden agenda, we know, and you never know when power comes how they will behave.

Winifred Lender, a child psychologist in Santa Barbara, had her three sons sign "digital contracts" that outline terms for how much media they will consume, how they will behave online and that they will not share passwords.

The problem with over-reliance on surveillance planes is that they cannot tell you exactly who the enemy is, what their intentions are and how they will behave.