Sentence examples for slave behavior from inspiring English sources

In a review in the William and Mary Quarterly, George Mullin is especially critical of Blassingame's use of psychology, stating that Blassingame "reduc[es] slave behavior and culture to a question of roles and psychological characteristics".

Wasmann's first studies on slave-making behavior in ants were done under the influence of his anti-Darwinian convictions.

The Athenians' justification was that the Megarians had cultivated the sacred land consecrated to Demeter and had given refuge to runaway slaves, a behavior which the Athenians considered to be impious.

Many formicine ants also exhibit intriguing slave-making behavior (e.g. Polyergus, Rossomyrmex) or other forms of social parasitism (e.g. Lasius, Plagiolepis) [ 23].

With mpAD4, as the main function begins execution on the slave the default behavior is to load all grid maps required to dock the first ligand into compute node memory.

In ancient Rome, it was primarily cultivated in relationships between masters and slaves, but homosexual behavior was common to Pompey, Caesar, Mark Antony and Octavius.

He'd lived his entire life on his best behavior, a slave to decorum.

Fiction: "He'd lived his entire life on his best behavior, a slave to decorum.

To establish causality, the paper again relies on the link between the demographic shock that followed the slave trade and sexual behavior, thus uncovering a sort of primordial risk factor for HIV which finds its roots in the slave trade epoch.

But what modern day songwriter won't admit they've been a bitch now and then to "melodic math" or a slave to the listening behavior of a Top 40 fanatic--in other words: chasing the hit?

"Well, those slaves are ignorant and wild, which is another reason why slavery should stay, to straighten the slaves for their bad behavior," Ian, the Southern farmer counters.