Sentence examples for are a tendency from inspiring English sources

His biggest problems, though, are a tendency to insert himself into the cracks between his stories, and his often histrionic turn of phrase.

These problems are a tendency for cracks to develop in the rubber between the layers of the tread and problems in the design of the rubber wedges that fill the space between the edges of the steel belts.

"We are a tendency within the Greens NSW which looks to return the party to its radical roots and away from the opportunistic push which places our party's principles in jeopardy," the message said.

Its symptoms, which have attacked at least 3 of our Presidents, are: a tendency to consult with only a few anonymous White House advisers on important decisions; a penchant for secrecy & surprise; a willingness to ignore or contradict one's own recent public statements; and an inability to read the country's mood or anticipate the public's reactions.

The strenuous struggle social Darwinism envisages might select for something, but the most likely traits are a tendency to take whatever steps are necessary to achieve a foreseeable end, a sharp focus on narrowly individual goals and a corresponding disregard for others.

According to one view, pathological wandering with subsequent amnesia is due to a constellation of factors, among which are a tendency toward periodic depression, history of a broken home in childhood, and predisposition to states of altered consciousness, even in the absence of organic brain lesion.

Betrayal has been a tendency of mine.

There is a tendency to blame oversharing.

There is a tendency to ignore things".

It's a tendency we should resist.

There is a tendency toward sameness.