There's a distinct tendency for table-sharing, too, a sure-fire way to scupper any romantic inclinations.
This is the realm, she suggested, in which "man cannot change and cannot act and in which, therefore, he has a distinct tendency to destroy".
Modern selfie-infatuation extent went far beyond fashion and subculture causing distinct tendency to non-chemical addiction state transformation requiring evidential scientific identification.
The data revealed that the monomer OPMI has a distinct tendency to cross-propagate and MMA is inclined to block formation.
In addition, when the extension-retraction cycles were applied, the values of max ΔR/R0 showed a distinct tendency with different strains around the εc.
The same recipe in The Silver Spoon features dried mushrooms, which I dismiss for the same reason: no one ingredient should dominate here, and porcini have a distinct tendency to bully.
Any woman is then liable to attract the residue, the afterbirth, of that earliest moment along with everything that cannot be fully controlled or known in the world and in the mind: the realm that, in Arendt's words, "man cannot change and cannot act [in] and in which, therefore, he has a distinct tendency to destroy".
As it has a distinct tendency to burst into flame, a marinade is necessary for moistening and flame-retarding purposes, and it is precisely for that reason that the bird should be continually basted with the marinade mixed with a bit of clarified butter or neutral vegetable oil.
So he has come up with this: "The link between procreation and marriage itself reflects a unique social difficulty with opposite-sex couples that is not present with same-sex couples namely, the undeniable and distinct tendency of opposite-sex relationships to produce unplanned and unintended pregnancies".
