Sentence examples for interesting tendency from inspiring English sources

Do you want to eat him?" On top of beasties, whirlpools and pirates, the geography of the Unterzee has an interesting tendency to rearrange itself from time to time, making navigation rather tricky.

Perhaps the most interesting tendency in 21st-century hauntings is the FFFF (Faux Found Footage Film), assumed to have been launched with The Blair Witch Project, though I would contend the real kicking-off point came seven years earlier, with Ghostwatch.

Nevertheless, there is an increase in the number of contributions related to ATE and an interesting tendency to use contrasting corpora and domain stoplists, even though most contributions only use frequency, noun phrases, and morphosyntactic patterns.

After I had finished a few of them, I started to notice this interesting tendency they have to lay bare the really short list of human insecurities that advertisers exploit: Fear, inadequacy, boredom.

Finally, testing for interaction effects of group allocation over time, an interesting tendency was observed (cf., Table  5).

As an interesting tendency that this study's result have shown is the decrease of posttraumatic stress symptoms after a longer time spent in the bush.

Their perfection as symptoms of some of the least interesting tendencies of our time makes them worth seeing.

There are currently two interesting tendencies in Latin American fiction seeking to escape the curse of what is perceived as saccharine magic realism.

The DIY of punk allowed the audience to get on stage themselves – "Here's three chords, now form a band" – while mod ceded leadership to an ever-changing cast of Faces, leaving bands to follow in their wake; with rave there were no bands as such, and the more interesting tendencies within rave culture tried to ward off the DJ-as-star trajectory.

Some interesting tendencies in the response of beams and oscillator are highlighted.

These interesting tendencies in physical properties of the membranes are the consequence of the decrease in flexibility of chains due to an increase in intramolecular and intermolecular coordination between active sites of the polymer chains.