Sentence examples for a tendency to use from inspiring English sources

I think most of us have a tendency to use other people's weddings as real-life sampler platters: yes, I want a bouquet like that; no, I won't ride in on a carriage; definitely more succulents; absolutely no burlap.

Libeskind has a tendency to use sentimental metaphors.

These days, the DJ is a lithe 55, with a tendency to use "street" language.

CNN has a tendency to use this same type of debate format when covering climate change.

We've seen racial tensions worsen and a tendency to use law enforcement as a scapegoat".

There's a tendency to use that same approach over and over and over again.

"Japanese restaurants in particular have a tendency to use disposables," she said.

In recent years, there has been a tendency to use sewage sludge for agricultural applications.

This has resulted in a tendency to use networks that are much larger than required.

In various fields of neutron scattering there is a tendency to use smaller and smaller samples.

Marland is a 35-year-old native of Lancashire, with a blunt wit and a tendency to use colourful language.