Sentence examples for a propensity to view from inspiring English sources

Perlstein, who has a propensity to view politics through the lens of psychology, organized this sprawling narrative under a single conceit.

The organism presents a difficult diagnostic problem because the Clinical Microbiology laboratory has a propensity to view them as diphtheroid organisms of the Corynebacterium species, thus contaminants or normal flora.

In contrast, people who doubt their capabilities tend to avoid situations that they believe exceed their efficacy and have a higher propensity to view the situation as a threat [ 16, 18].

Unfortunately, the propensity to view blacks through the lens of domestic enemy combatants, clouds many from enacting "equal protection under the law".

This interaction can alter the disposition of key managers who control the health and social service infrastructure, by increasing their propensity to view local cooperative non-hierarchical action as effective and worthwhile to support.

The degree of state-anxiety during childbirth depends on how labour and delivery are progressing, the woman's interpretation of what is happening, her propensity to view situations as hazardous or threatening and, finally, her ability to cope with what she perceives as difficult and dangerous [ 15, 16].

Mr. Zuma, 66, is widely viewed as a populist, a man of the people with a propensity to break out in dance after delivering a speech.

A propensity to learn the religion of one's community became so firmly implanted in the human neural circuitry, according to this new view, that religion was retained when hunter-gatherers, starting from 15,000 years ago, began to settle in fixed communities.

He has a propensity to support winners.

Or is just a propensity to get a tattoo enough?

Sonnino also displays a propensity to dwell on human kindness.