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Behaved in sentence

206 examples of Behaved in a sentence

He behaved in a caddish way, yet he left two "widows" pining over him, bawling.
He behaved like a heel.
All in all I did enjoy this movie, but a lot of the way the characters behaved was not what I was used to.
Well groomed, well behaved teen Meg Tilly must spend the night in a creepy mausoleum as an initiation into a high school club.
If I may, I'd like to correct a small but widespread misunderstanding that appears in many of the reviews: Mr Baseball was American and behaved in an ugly fashion but he was NOT an Ugly American.
Great "documentary" of how scientist's believed dinosaurs behaved, captured with some of the most spectacular CGI since "Jurassic Park".
What an irony, considering the total lack of hypochondria shown by his bravery and stoicism in the last year of his life as he died from terminal stomach cancer and behaved with such dignity and lack of complaint.
Even the main character behaved similar to Napolean.
Colt, who is usually over-the-top, wigs out in a couple of scenes, but he's too well behaved for my money.
If scientists behaved in a way that H.G. Wells was confident they would in the future, history wouldn't quite have turned out the way it did in Things To Come.
It is an open one wherein she holds nothing back, feels no particular shame for how she has behaved and wants to share these facts with him because her primary focus always is on the fact of their marriage.
Keisha, Natella and Latrina have given exploding sweets and behaved like bitches, I think Keisha is a good leader.
Are we actually supposed to buy that people spoke and behaved in this mannequin-like manner, simply because that was what the era "dictated"?
It was too bad that the story was changed enough that Neil and Simon behaved bizarrely and inexplicably.
So, by the way people who have no idea about that war could think that Bosnian people are the ones who started, and behaved in a bad way.
Although happy to have watched it, I'll never watch it again primarily due to the unnecessary and continual arguments and, secondly, because I could not understand why the 'bad guys' behaved as they did.
Both had preachy prologues and both showed wild pot parties where the guests behaved as if they were on LSD, not marijuana.
The famous actor's all behaved as if they were about to die, the dialogue about languages in Europe was childish and there was no conviction in the texts.
Much of the story seems to be too contrived, I mean how lonesome did those seafarers did get at sea that they behaved so erratically when they were ashore?
David Yallop's "Let him have it" was riddled with inaccuracies and half - truths,consequently I approached "Chicago Joe" with some trepidation only to find that here he has got most of the facts right only for the entire movie to fall victim to the 1990's fad for faux 1940's retro,failing to grasp the most elementary fact that people during the second world war neither looked,spoke nor behaved anything like they would half a century in the future.Mr K.Sutherland is,brutally,nothing like a G.I deserter,rather he is a time - traveller visiting the past and trying to fit in to avoid discovery.Miss E.Lloyd, given the crutch of an accent to assume,does rather better as his moll/muse.
I loved the way Nanny McPhee got prettier and even younger looking as the children got more more behaved.
Jamie Lee Curtis plays a character who is never really developed well, and in the end we have no idea why she behaved the way she did (and how this changed Al's life).
I served four years in SAC (Strategic Air Command), including a year-and-a-half at Offutt Air Force Base (Headquarters SAC, Omaha, Nebraska), and if ANYONE disobeyed orders, and behaved irrationally (like some of the "professionals" depicted in this awful, awful, awful movie did), they'd have been shot on the spot.
I found the husband part played by DOUGLAS to be rude, I could actually say in parts he behaved like a pig.
In each case, those who had been led to think about money – let’s call them “the money group” – behaved differently from those who had not.
In his prime, he not only talked and behaved like a thug, but he also looked like one – the kind of bull-necked, pale-eyed, snarling psychopath who would gladly pull out your fingernails just for fun.
Tony Blair also expressed moral outrage at the way the Iraqi dictator had behaved toward his own people in making the case for regime change.
In the US, it has behaved similarly, using corporate media power to breathe life into a stand-alone political organization, the Tea Party.
During the Afghanistan conference in Bonn in 2001, Iran behaved in a pragmatic, results-oriented way – an approach that went completely unrewarded by the US.
As Yale University’s Timothy Snyder has pointed out , “Poles behaved more or less like other people under similar circumstances.”
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