Sentence examples for every tendency from inspiring English sources

The Boston Celtics' coaches had spent countless hours studying film, scouting every tendency, to find a way to slow down the offensive schemes of the Nets, who use a system made famous at Princeton.

In the books published after 1950 — "The Opposing Self" (1955), "Beyond Culture" (1965), and the posthumous collection "The Last Decade" (1979) — Trilling extended his criticism of liberalism to almost every tendency of modern art and thought.

"So every time you catch the ball, they know where you are going or how many times you shoot from here, how many times you shoot from there, every tendency.

The stat nerds, all of whom could probably beat me up, have given their teams more info than seems safe, building databases comprising every baseball player in history's every tendency, including also whether this one guy from South Texas can get along with this other guy from North Texas (he can't). .

In Young's career, every fact is in dispute, every reliable tendency is repudiated.

He put the leaders of every political tendency into jail.

The system has even mastered the sly art of co-opting every reformist tendency.

The crash, which was inevitable since stock prices were much in excess of real value, greatly accelerated every bad tendency, destroying the confidence of investors and consumers alike.

It could, it seemed, indulge its fantasies, let every political tendency in the land, however harebrained, have its way, and carry on as if it could have both peace and territory.

"My job is to know every judge's tendency and turn it to my client's advantage".

The institute emphasized, as is its tendency every year, that parents would not have to spend a fortune for a booster seat to fit their child in a Best Bet model, though they certainly could.