Sentence examples for naughty behavior from inspiring English sources

Naughty behavior was banned, sometimes pre-emptively.

One doctor said she was "hebephrenic," which at that time was a subtype of schizophrenia, describing patients who showed antic, "naughty" behavior.

Sad to say, there were the occasional drug references (WONTPASSBEINLIT, ROCK POWDER, SMOKIN DUST), and other tips of the hat to naughty behavior (DATEMOREMINORS, DADSALITTLEUNUSUAL, JILLMISSEDAPILL).

Lehar's comedic values are not our own; his silliness is not our silliness, and his naughty behavior rests at some distance from any current definition of bad.

"Yes, I've seen and heard about naughty behavior occurring," Mr. Lewis said, "but let's face it: you're opening the place up to the public, and that's everyone out there".

Understanding that this kind of app may be ripe for naughty behavior (c'mon, obviously), Facebook's announcement for Poke notes, "if you ever see something you're uncomfortable with, you can click the gear menu and report it". It's unclear whether reporting a message intended to expire preserves it for someone inside Facebook to review.

Too much drinking, too many naughty behaviors".

Adult dogs tolerate the (sometimes naughty) behavior of young puppies reasonably well, but they become less tolerant as the puppy ages.

Georgia Engel, as the doting servant Marina, gives a performance of easygoing warmth and light humor too, tending to her ill-tempered charges as if they were naughty children whose bad behavior she cannot bring herself to reprimand.

(Ages 3 and up) A vocabulary of amusingly illustrated cat behavior, including naughtier, haughtier, sheddier, steadier and cozier.

It's more like a teasing, mildly titillating pulling-down-the-covers off some naughty but hardly grave adolescent behavior".