Sentence examples for impressive tendency from inspiring English sources

Corralled into ticket queues and onto platforms, the Chinese have an impressive tendency to maintain their calm.

The Socialist Party scraped a miserable 16.5%.Mr Sarkozy's success was impressive given the recession, the tendency of French voters to punish incumbents and his own unpopularity.

Then there's luggage, an impressive present but, given its tendency to disintegrate with heavy use, usually overpriced (I'm looking at you, Mandarina Duck).

Indeed, one of the most impressive features of perceiving is the tendency of objects to appear stable in the face of their continually changing stimulus features.

No one disputes Farrell's warrior temperament or impressive form this season but his tendency to attract censure in high‑profile games shows no sign of easing.

Despite his impressive intake of sake and his tendency to regale his guests with stories, the slow-roasted food never fails to delight.

But it's exciting to see a company like Arduino, with its damned impressive ability to scale and its tendency to opensource everything it does, get into the space.

Some have been quite impressive; others fell victim to a tendency toward wretched excess.

While the imaging results were impressive, the multivalent probe showed a tendency to undergo cross-linking and self-aggregation which can produce undesired pharmacokinetic properties.

The agreement between the exponential distribution and the observed sojourn times in the infectious class I is impressive given that only the central tendency of the raw data was fitted (D = 0.243, p-value = 0.226).

Nightingale is pleasantly surprised, like Billington, by the intensity of his black-clad Hamlet's mourning, and apart from "an occasional tendency to gabble", finds Tennant "pretty impressive".