Sentence examples for some behave from inspiring English sources
Some behave badly, some madly, few dully.
Some behave with stupid, selfish brutality, sauve qui peut.
"As in any organization, some behave in a pretentious way," he said.
Even if some behave recklessly, it doesn't mean that they should be mocked and dehumanised by censorious rubbernecking fellow Britons.
At the beginning of the novel we are given an extract from a "Niagara Falls Physician's Log" from the 19th century, which describes how the sight and sound of the falls makes some behave "as if under the spell of a malevolent hypnotist".
Some behave aggressively while others, typically in infancy, may spontaneously regress.
Some behaved irresponsibly during the boom times, to be sure, and many have been caught up in the bust.
At Altamont the Angels treated the crowd like animals, so it's not surprising some behaved that way.
Some behaved neither wisely nor well – though Owen Smith, who faced the contemptuous daily catcalling with bravery and good humour, deserves more praise than he gets.
So why do some sectors behave differently from others?
