normal behaviour in a sentence

Examples

1. According to the definition of equine welfare advocated by INRA and the Farm Animal Welfare Council, because life in a box or stall prevents the horse from expressing its normal behaviour, it constitutes a form of abuse.
2. As flexibility and opportunism were part of his plans, peace until 1938 may be attributed in part to Hitler s long-term plans, and in part to the non-causal, normal behaviour of appeasers acting in ignorance of his plans.
3. But after a night of drinking I usually find myself getting up early and feeling great ( TOTALLY contrary to my normal behaviour ) while all my friends fall over themselves trying to get to the aspirin bottle.
4. As DuncanHill said it's entirely normal behaviour-desire for privacy and fear of embarrassment are probably two of the biggest defining factors of what it is to be a teenager . talk ) 11 : 42, 20 February 2009 ( UTC)
5. Finally, Jenna and Paul reach the realisation that their normal behaviour is not a fetish so much as them beginning to settle down, and resolve to take a " sexual walkabout " for three months to make sure they are ready.
6. According to Michel Foucault, there was a shift in the perception of madness, whereby it came to be seen as less about delusion, i . e . disturbed judgment about the truth, than about a disorder of regular, normal behaviour or will.
7. They are ( 1 ) Freedom from hunger and thirst ( 2 ) Freedom from discomfort ( physical and thermal ) ( 3 ) Freedom from pain, injury and disease ( 4 ) Freedom to express normal behaviour ( 5 ) Freedom from fear and distress.
8. For example, running rather than flying may be a normal behaviour and regularly observed in one species, however, in another species it might be normal but becomes'abnormal'if it reaches a high frequency, or in another species it is rarely observed and any incidence is considered'abnormal '.
9. The Conservative Party candidate Philip Lardner was dropped as their official candidate and suspended from his job ( but later reinstated ) as a Primary School teacher following comments he had made, in which ( as a Christian ) he described homosexuality as " not normal behaviour ".
10. For each zone, the DNS service may choose to perform full resolution ( normal behaviour ), or other actions, including declaring that the requested domain does not exist ( technically, NXDOMAIN ), or that the user should visit a different domain ( technically, CNAME ), amongst other potential actions.