Sentence examples for man's conducting from inspiring English sources

Bülow, who had spurned Mahler's approaches in Kassel, had come to admire the younger man's conducting style, and on Bülow's death in 1894 Mahler took over the direction of the concerts.

The Tour organiser Jean-Marie Leblanc said the man's conduct was "completely irrational".

"That man's conduct was deplorable," Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, told CNN after Tapper suggested the adjective.

A man's conduct is considered inevitable and therefore largely innocent, but a woman's thought-out and reprehensible.

Hence it may naturally be supposed that the risk of a man's conduct is thrown upon him as the result of some moral short-coming.

In practice, all societies show elements of both kinds of will, because man's conduct is neither wholly instinctive nor wholly reasoned.

The legal scholar Herbert Packer wrote in 1968 that "the law treats man's conduct as autonomous and willed, not because it is, but because it is desirable to proceed as if it were".

Mr. Malvo's lawyers have said they intend to try to show that Mr. Malvo was so heavily indoctrinated by John A. Muhammad, 42, the other defendant in the shootings, that the younger man's conduct last year should be considered a form of insanity.

"That man's conduct was deplorable," she said on CNN.

Kamala Harris: "Our policy should not be informed by our collective outrage about one man's conduct".

She said she didn't think the man's conduct should be allowed.