Sentence examples for more passive behavior from inspiring English sources

This behavior was considered to be a more passive behavior than the former, since families are not productive consumers, but passive followers in this case.

"We're moving from a directory based, administrative way of discovery, towards convenience, which means we'll be seeing more passive behavior from podcast listeners.

Other, more passive behaviors such as invalidation, distortion, minimization and denial are used to confuse one into submission and self-doubt.

On the other hand, the polarization curves of the co-implanted Ti Al Zr exhibited more stable passive behavior with low current densities.

As a supporting act on this 2014 tour, the Naked and Famous displayed more passive than aggressive behavior, and despite their passionate delivery, disappeared without an encore.

"But I think some of their behavior is more passive aggressive because they haven't been taught to own those negative feelings: 'I'm really ticked off at you, I don't like what you did, but I can't or don't have the words to tell you that.

Maybe your attitude has made things worse (instead of confronting him immediately about his behavior, you took a more passive aggressive route).

Chinese medical students were more positive in stress control (OR > 1) and more passive in limiting their smoking and alcohol behaviors compared to medical students in Duke University.

Whether Mr. Li's New Year message advocates more militant action than the group's remarkably passive behavior to date is not clear.

Children who take Ritalin do not see themselves as responsible for their behavior, and their parents become more passive in their children's treatment regimen.

This approach also produced moderately good accuracy rates of 72%% and greater and illustrated that people who were engaged at the start and middle exhibited passive behavior, whilst at the end they become more active (Ramesh et al. 2014).