Sentence examples for larger tendency from inspiring English sources

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

This reflects a larger tendency, which is to refer to the past both current values and decisions that are hard to make in the present.

As usual, Gladwell intelligently captures a larger tendency of thought — the growing appreciation of the power of cultural patterns, social contagions, memes.

Little if any of the art is identified or explained, reflecting a larger tendency not to put what we're seeing or hearing in a specific context.

When it comes to new waves, the critics who announce (or invent) them have more of an investment than artists, who understandably resist the notion that their individuality might be assimilated into some larger tendency.

The larger, 2μm, particles show a larger tendency to deposit at the end of the filter.

Any value between this range shows that the particle has larger tendencies to aggregate leading to the sedimentation of the particles.

This, to be fair, is a challenge, one compounded by liberal schisms and by the nebulousness of much liberal thought; Trilling, as Alterman notes, described liberalism as "a large tendency rather than a concise body of doctrine".

Electrostatically charged dust has a large tendency to adhere to surfaces.

The template is removed during the preparation process, while the remaining material has a large tendency to receive gas molecules at the surface.

In Copper and Brass-R-oriented crystals which show the largest tendency to form shear bands, an inhomogeneous texture distribution induced by shear banding is observed.