Sentence examples for a lingering tendency from inspiring English sources

One after effect of Bonnie's degree is a lingering tendency to "see the real world in terms of narrative" with "stories and symbolism" everywhere.

Stocks in China, the country that has driven much of the recent downscaling of global rice inventories, are estimated to end higher, reflecting growth in production and a lingering tendency for per caput rice demand to weaken.

Vietnam gave us not just a tolerance for the grossest details of warfare but a firm sense that these details are the proper antidote to any lingering tendency to glorify war.

Dr. Damasio, a neurologist, has achieved renown by challenging our lingering tendency to regard reason and emotion as polar opposites.

Some are national, like his inability to reassure voters about his credibility and amiability, and the lingering tendency of some voters to associate Mr. Gore with a scandal-ridden White House.

There were still lingering tendencies to reserve Germany's armor, even if in independent divisions, to cover an infantry advance or the flanks of advancing infantry armies.

Oliphant and Wilkie occasionally get tough with their young subject the coverup of his health problems, his "feckless" behavior with his wife though they exhibit a lingering Boston tendency to sentimentalize the Kennedys.

I guess it had a lingering effect.

"There was a lingering bitterness".

There was a lingering concern.

There was a lingering pause.