Sentence examples for damaging tendency from inspiring English sources

BRAVADO If none of the above helps, it's easy to fall prey to the damaging tendency to take drastic action.

At the season's final major, it has also been clear that Tiger Woods has a damaging tendency to line up putts towards the left of the hole and duly miss them on that side.

But as primary wins piled up and the spotlight grew a bit brighter, self-damaging tendencies resurfaced.

Here are a few steps you can take to get past your damaging perfectionist tendencies.

As damaging as this tendency is, it's easy to see why the media fawned over him.

Unfortunately, so are its fatal flaws: the cardboard characters, the confused story, the stilted dialogue, the muddled anticlimax of the final bloody battle, and (most damaging) the director's tendency to linger over scenes as if their sole point was to demonstrate his mania for making everything look authentic -- drama or artistic sense be damned.

The most damaging tattoo is the tendency to look for and find a scapegoat for every situation.

Far more damaging is her PI's tendency to ignore her, "not deliberately," but so obviously that her male colleagues "had to ask him to make an effort to include me".

The use of gendered stereotypes in scientific imagery can also help to perpetuate damaging stereotypes, for example by reinforcing the tendency to see females as passive.

Merwin's occasional tendency to transcribe rather than translate can be particularly damaging in the substantive passages that convey the heart of Dante's moral and theological vision.

We didn't know she had a tendency to schizophrenia - the change was dramatic and so damaging.