Sentence examples for ways of behaviour from inspiring English sources

Politics, institutions and ways of behaviour also need to change.

Totemism is a complex of varied ideas and ways of behaviour based on a worldview drawn from nature.

That it's also painted a rather bleak and cynical picture of humans and their ways of behaviour is something for another day.

On Price's view plurality exists in the world of an entirely familiar kind: a plurality of ways of talking and ways of behaviour which don't need to be mirrored in an ontology of any kind.

The practice theory of rules attracted him as a tool for those purposes, because it offered a way of accounting for the normativity of law by pointing to ways of behaviour which could be described, and which did not (in his view) carry any moral baggage.

Dispositional coping styles (e.g., information-seeking style) may also have a role, with generalised ways of behaviour influencing a person's emotional or functional response to the stressor, and these styles generally remain relatively stable across time and situations.

Street View users can "lose that experience of where they are and it just becomes a very automatic 'I need to get from here and I need to get to here'... so it becomes a routinised mechanistic way of behaviour", he says.

As he told David Sylvester: "it was just an act of man's behaviour, a way of behaviour to another".

Traditional ways of analyzing behaviour in terms of means and standard deviations are too crude to identify moment-to-moment changes in behaviour, and may not reveal the behavioural dynamics underlying more global concepts like impulsivity and variability.

Freud vacillated between two contrasting ways of explaining behaviour: in terms of causes and in terms of intentions.

In this week's Scrubbing Up, Steve Martin and Dr Rupert Dunbar-Rees of the BDO Alliance, which advises on ways of changing behaviour, looks at how things could be improved.