Sentence examples for a big tendency to from inspiring English sources

Because in the cinema there is a big tendency to romanticize things, to spread flowers around.

Hartley brings slightly better execution in the line-out and he passes and off-loads more than Tom Youngs, but does have a big tendency to get isolated and get turned over, which is pretty inexcusable.

There is a big tendency to overstate the fragmentation of the Taliban.

I think it's really important to make that distinction; there has been a big tendency in the past to blur the distinctions and make it sound like this was — or is — a phenomenon of "women" of a certain generation.

"There is a big tendency among a lot of Democratic leaders to feed some raw meat to the public on smaller issues that excite them, like the minimum wage, but don't really address the larger problem," Webb said.

A lot of it is very physical - with a lot of bass - and there's a big tendency towards the immersive.

"You cannot say for sure, but we had a big tendency for a second goal and the referee changed completely the situation.

"Yes, I mean it is not a fixed rule that he is always older or adult, but...., yes, it's a tendency... a big tendency that one can observe...isn't it?

Even without the gift of morbid retrospect, the doomed trajectory of a man vividly summed up by the same review as "a south Georgia boy with a Harvard education, a big inheritance, and a tendency to melancholy" suffuses the song.

This is a plodding, safe stock with a big dividend and a tendency to beat the market only when the market is falling apart.

Henessey often was plagued by a big inning, displaying a tendency to allow several runs in an inning during his starts.