Sentence examples for a tendency to fall from inspiring English sources

The lingering effects of the stroke include slurred speech and a tendency to fall.

Nagler reported that the woman also had a tendency to fall to the left.

Tags have a tendency to fall off, and without them one shark looks much like another.

This manifested itself in a tendency to fall totally silent in even the jolliest company.

This cake looks and tastes good, she said, but like most eggless cakes, it has a tendency to fall apart.

Despite accolades for the more serious films, the network still had a tendency to fall back on the tabloid formula.

But perhaps food writers have a tendency to fall back on a Zen-infused preconception of what Japan is about.

Still, there can be a tendency to fall back into mother-­child roles: the nagger and the nagee.

— Eric Asimov Chicago Reader: Roadside pie, alas, has a tendency to fall short of the deliciousness you imagine.

However, both actors show a tendency to fall into their characters' default modes — acerbic grande dame, soulful artisan — too easily.

Both sets of actors have a tendency to fall down, which is always true in Mr. Foreman's productions.