Sentence examples similar to coercive tendencies from inspiring English sources
Tolstoy's radical relaxation of the melodramas of conventional "plot" is an unwinding of authorial tyranny, but he has a coercive tendency to bully toward Christian widsom the heroes he most cares about — Andrei and Pierre, Levin, Ivan Ilyich.
And the coercive, colonizing tendencies of religious right thinking will be subverted by this separation.
We found a tendency towards more coercive care during recent years.
It may be appropriate to consider the tendency to support coercive measures against PLWHA in the study of HIV/AIDS stigmatization and whether this new form of stigma occurs cross-culturally.
Because of the sector-wide impacts of coercive isomorphic organisational responses have a tendency to converge over time.
Producer David Stuntman sued DiCaprio and Maguire for allegedly launching a "fraudulent and coercive campaign to prevent the release of the film" because they feared it might "reveal personal experiences or tendencies".
In 1998, two years after the film was completed, producer David Stutman filed a suit against DiCaprio and Maguire, alleging that the pair "carried out a fraudulent and coercive campaign to prevent release of the film" because Maguire feared his improvised performance "revealed personal experiences or tendencies".
The health discussions of the 1960s were marked by contradictory tendencies: in one sense, by the very antithesis of permissiveness; in the other, by a new style of "coercive permissiveness" in health.
