Sentence examples similar to liaison behavior from inspiring English sources
Mulhern speculates that her remarks about Izumi were not so much directed at Izumi's poetry but at her behavior, lack of morality and her court liaisons, of which Murasaki disapproved.
"And with someone like Alex Forrest in 'Fatal Attraction' or the Marquise de Merteuil in 'Dangerous Liaisons,' I really tried to figure out what would cause behavior like that.
To many, it was not only his liaison with Ms. Hunter, but also what seemed his elaborate effort to cover up his behavior to preserve his political ambitions.
Little of its behavior is standardized or formalized, and minimal use is made of planning, training, or the liaison devices.
Martha Kahan, school liaison for Eastern Suffolk Boces, said the HealthSmart Curriculum, published by ETR Associates, addresses the main risk behaviors identified by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
"Liaison psychiatry is critical.
A Serbian-Chinese liaison Necessary?
