Sentence examples for author's tendency from inspiring English sources

However, despite the author's tendency to go haring off in all directions – Coyote's father's Alzheimer's, his new kitten Django, his therapy sessions, the magician friend who can slice a banana in half with a Frisbeed playing card and the homeless man who has taken up residence on his front lawn.

The author's tendency to jump to unjustified, sweeping conclusions is even more irritating.

One of the more noticeable flaws of "The Perfect Store" is its author's tendency to pull his punches.

Even Mrs Solesbury, one gathers from the book's acknowlegements, has to restrain its author's tendency to make lists.

His writing is conversational, and the pacing here is brisk, despite the author's tendency to repeat salient points about certain clubs and characters.

The prose rang all kinds of bells, as did the author's tendency to write about the traces of things rather than the things themselves.

It is in itself a wonderful means of procrastination for anyone inspired by its author's tendencies.

"Nightwatchmen" (1973), a horror-mystery tale in an almost hysterically comic vein, exhibited the author's alarming tendency to wander, wobble and then fall apart — what John Updike, in a review of "Geronimo Rex," called "accelerating incoherence".

These patterns are important for managers and others setting deadlines to recognize, in large part because the author's research reveals that people's tendency to procrastinate on long-term assignments and finish less-important but urgent assignments reflects a basic psychological preference.

It is largely a record in both prose and poetry of the author's struggle with a strong tendency toward romanticism.

The authors also blame over-hasty decision-making on Britain's tendency to single-party government.