Sentence examples similar to a positive proclivity from inspiring English sources

Once Hans begins to think about what makes Luca tick, he wonders whether Luca's natural proclivity toward gossip and office politics might be channeled into a positive social endeavor such as team building.

Despite a general proclivity toward positive thinking, analysts say current circumstances are weighing down this generation of 20-somethings.

The policy questions are: Will a White House with a proclivity for adversarial responses support his diplomatic approach?

He is secure that he, a landscape doctor with a proclivity for transforming negative urban spaces into positive ones, is the man to refine Mr. Arad's design.

He is, at his core, a pragmatist — one with a proclivity for publicity.

Slash comes across as a nice guy with a proclivity, sometimes toxic, for getting into trouble.

What rotten luck that the first true daughter of sex-positive feminism would have an erotic proclivity for serving every kind of male need, no matter how mundane or humiliating, that she would so eagerly turn herself from sex mate to soccer mom, depending on what was wanted from her. Needless to say, some Duke students aren't happy.

It appears the differing conclusions were due solely to a proclivity for a p-value of 0.05 and adherence to statistical significance as a dichotomous outcome.

Shostakovich's "band" has an edge of nastiness and a proclivity toward hysteria.

XY neurons were more susceptible to nitrosative stress and exhibited a proclivity towards an apoptosis-inducing factor-dependent pathway, while XX neurons were more susceptible to apoptosis-inducing agents and show a proclivity towards the cytochrome c-dependent pathway.

Whichever, I know it is a dangerous proclivity.