Sentence examples for definite tendency from inspiring English sources

Mr. Victor D'Amico, the director, said that the definite tendency of parents is to gum up the work by fussing with their children's work.

The list of previous winners has a definite tendency towards titillating titles, said the prize's custodian and Bookseller diarist Horace Bent.

Anyway, I have long had a very definite tendency to tune out the moment I come anywhere near either a pulpit or a soapbox.

The disease has a definite tendency to affect younger individuals, typically appearing before the age of 40, with a study in 1922 reporting that 70% of cases display symptoms before the age of 20, and 85% before 35.

The participants have a definite tendency to separate the data in the new method.

No definite tendency was found among men without LBP at baseline, but the highest risk was seen among men ≥185 cm.

Unconscious bias or definite tendencies to over- or under-read reactions or misinterpret the meaning of descriptive terms may have accounted for that.

Although our cell systems lost benign features of pleomorphic and had definite tendencies towards keratinization in xenografts, their histology was not always typical as seen in oral mucosal squamous cell carcinomas ones in terms of their cytoplasm and stroma.

But his No. 2, the former National Review editor John O'Sullivan, has definite Scotty tendencies, while the newsroom chief, Jay Tolson, formerly of the Wilson Quarterly and U.S. News, bears a certain resemblance to Bones.

However, it was difficult to find a definite correlation or tendency between age and implant stability.

But there were definite traces of this tendency and he never, on three or four tries, gets the pronunciation of Ahmadinejad, the Iranian president, even close to correct.