Sentence examples for immediate tendency from inspiring English sources

The first line, and the events that led to the story, speak to the complexities of the FGC debates, and to the immediate tendency for the reader to separate "us" and "them". How can we understand why a 15-year-old would do this?

Perhaps you can close your eyes for a moment and take yourself into that an arboretum, watching both the immediate tendency to judge and the innate capacity to experience, appreciate, and even choose without judgment.

"And I think without continuity, that's pretty impossible, because all the immediate tendencies of instant success starts to take over, and that just breeds failure".

Positively valenced stimuli produce immediate approach tendencies, whereas negative stimuli produce avoidance tendencies (Chen and Bargh 1999).

Thus, our results provide a neuroanatomical basis for the idea that a higher tendency toward immediate gratification results from less top-down control of the PFC over the striatal brain regions (Peters and Büchel 2011).

The second, and more immediate, issue is Clinton's tendency to make verbal gaffes.

This impracticality is part of a larger tendency to delay immediate pleasures in the name of unrealistic ideals.

The SSR distributions of immediate aftershocks have the same tendency as those of the mainshock.

There is a strong tendency to exaggerate immediate and acute risks and downplay the associated potential long-term benefits.

Sirois proposed a cognitive escape hypothesis, according to which procrastinators manifest avoidant cognitive tendencies to promote immediate emotion regulation at the cost of long-term goals11.

More melodic and accessible than its predecessors, Wilderness tones down the more hectic musical theatre tendencies of its immediate antecedent, Loud City Song (2013), and allows itself moments of more straightforward beauty, all without sacrificing too many IQ points.