Sentence examples similar to wrong behaves from inspiring English sources

In particular when theatre has tried to incorporate film and video into live performance it often gets it horribly wrong, behaving like some giddy old maiden aunt got up in footless tights and a mini skirt who think she is being awfully daring.

But the agencies are not altogether wrong to behave this way.

It is intimidation, and wrong to behave that way near polling stations," Wallace said.

There is no right or wrong way to behave.

"It is a demonstration of force: 'If you behave wrong, we will punish you,' " said Zakhar Prilepin, Novaya Gazeta's editor in Nizhny Novgorod.

Since Puig, who defected from Cuba in 2012, played his first big-league game in June, his on-field flair has been a near constant topic of discussion, framed often as a larger discussion about the right and wrong ways to behave while playing the game of baseball.

These schemes however increase the resource consumption while attacks targeting the reputation protocol itself have already been identified: for example, spreading wrong information or behaving differently towards different neighbors, the reputation exchange protocol can be deceived [20].

Menendez says that he's concerned that "we seem to want to make a deal even more than the Iranians" want to have a deal, and that this is wrong way to behave when "Iran is on the ropes".

Inflation rates are behaving the wrong way.

The Second World War proved these people spectacularly wrong about how nations behave, and they were superseded by the realists.

He knows the way he behaved was wrong and he has been in the changing room after the game and apologised to the players.