Sentence examples for pluralistic behavior from inspiring English sources

The majority 30 of interviewees reported pluralistic behavior in seeking care and had sought help from modern care and from prayers or traditional healers.

In addition PWD and their carers have pluralistic behavior in seeking care and dementia has a huge impact on the social and economic life of families of PWD.

PWD and carers demonstrate pluralistic behaviour in seeking help from modern care, prayers and traditional healers.

Still, members of all parties to the debate agree that the task at hand is to articulate ways in which citizens of a deeply pluralistic liberal democracy can conduct their behavior in manners that are not only faithful to whatever religious identities they may have, but are also just and contribute to the common good.

Taking back the schools -- teaching Islam as a code of behavior compatible with life in a pluralistic interconnected world -- will not be easy.

Traditionally, manners have been used to distinguish the well-bred from the lower classes and, in a multicultural, pluralistic, democratic society, there's danger in labeling one behavior better than another, or so the argument goes.

"Behavior that would be completely O.K. in a genuinely pluralistic media environment is very much less O.K. in a market where you have such a dominant position," he said in an interview.

However, the mating behaviors of a given species, culture, or individual may be complex and "strategically pluralistic" (Gangestad & Simpson, 2000), that is, characterized by more than one strategy.

Stopping short of supporting homosexual sexual behavior or marriage equality, though, Chambers does cite the need to be a productive citizen in our "pluralistic culture".

The metaphysics is, therefore, pluralistic.

"Our pluralistic ethos should not be lost".