Sentence examples for sports behavior from inspiring English sources

He so flouted the established protocol of sports behavior that when the world sided with Liston, the scary black man, against Cassius Clay/Ali, the even scarier one, a black Muslim who represented the future, it signaled a paradigm shift.

Among the outsiders talking is Dr. Tom Ferraro, a Long Island sports psychologist and Freudian analyst who says: "All sports behavior is multidimensional; there's fun, friendship, money, fame, narcissism, the sublimation of aggression into something prosocial.

Perhaps we need to begin with input from community youth leaders, parents, coaches, educators, sportswriters and mental health professionals to foster and cultivate healthy sports behaviors.

Baldwin said Rogge had told her that Americans should not be so haughty or isolationist in their sporting behavior.

After one disheartening game, Yao Ming, about to become the Houston Rockets' prize rookie center, stormed off the court without his team in tow, not your customary Chinese sporting behavior.

The 750iL is more rewarding of sporting behavior than the V-12-powered Mercedes-Benz S600.

A 2005 study on youth sport behavior found that approximately 10percentt of young athletes cheated during competitive play.

Emotions, however, will be expressed either outwardly (through sports, violent behavior or substance abuse) or inwardly (high blood pressure, ulcers).

"I'd say that in terms of its impact on youths in sports, the behavior of some coaches on the court is more harmful than what they do off it".

Whitbourne's writing is laced with terms describing sports fans' behavior, like BIRGing (basking in the reflected glory of a team's success) and CORFing (cutting off a team's reflected failure).

That's been true for years, and it's because of Wrigley Field," said Irving Rein, a professor of communication studies at Northwestern University and an author who has written extensively on sports fans' behavior.