Sentence examples for has a tendency for from inspiring English sources

The EIF morning series has a tendency for anodyne politeness, but not this time.

As his friend Simon Sandberg says: "One worry I have is that Simon has a tendency for the big gesture.

She has a tendency, for example, to elongate vowels, what have come to be known inside the production as "Reba-isms".

(He has a tendency, for example, to take a decidedly unprecious approach to lighting, and usually accepts whatever has carried over from the previous show).

Described as erudite and enthusiastic, Entwistle also has a tendency for corporate speak, as revealed in an email outlining changes to the BBC Knowledge commissioning team last year which was gleefully picked up by Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow.

He has a tendency, for example, to express himself in the language of the academic left, as during a recent Father's Day segment, which turned into a miniature seminar on the social construction of gender.

Many families like yours have a tendency for this.

"Trusses have a tendency for early and rapid collapse," Chief Burns said.

But Louise Gray has always had a tendency for wild, upbeat color and pattern.

"I do have a tendency for causing a storm every time I open my mouth," admits Oliver.

But when a show doesn't include "The Prairie Is My Garden," Dunn's most famous image, Mr. Rychtarik said, "People have a tendency for complaining".