Sentence examples for been a tendency of from inspiring English sources

Betrayal has been a tendency of mine.

"There has been a tendency of social conservatives to either hold their noses because they are more concerned about abortion, or just not to notice the smell".

"It's kind of been a tendency of mine all my life, which is to look off the beaten track," Bigelow said.

There has been a tendency of late among documentary filmmakers to concentrate on the more "positive" side -- gentiles who opposed Hitler or rescued victims; Jewish resisters in the Warsaw Ghetto and elsewhere; and of course the survivors themselves.

As supplemented by the discussions with cooperative leaders, members lack commitment to spend their time on the apiary site and there has been a tendency of free riding (leaving the work to others).

"There has been a tendency of pregnant schoolgirls not to mention the name of a person who impregnated them," Mongella reportedly said.

It's a tendency of which McKellen is aware.

It might be a tendency of Protestants in general.

It's a tendency of men to support other, younger men and feel paternalistic towards them.

It is a tendency of those who collect the flotsam of the past to lament change.

Limiting the number of observers is a tendency of Mr. Gregory's; "Uncle Vanya," too, was performed before pared-down audiences.