Sentence examples for made a tendency from inspiring English sources

But Kuusisto and Stefanovich's self-indulgent performance seemed a perverse attempt to turn the sonata into a succession of slow movements, in which the latter's sparing use of vibrato made a tendency to play on the sharp side of the piano's pitch distracting.

Such claims, once made, had a "tendency to cascade," encompassing more and more groups, even as they engendered what she calls "evil twins": ideologies that dehumanized those they disenfranchised.

Katerina Bulavinova, UNICEF medical expert, made a presentation on international tendencies of immunoprevention, diagnostics and treatment of influenza A(H1N1).

EE: I think, too, if you make paintings, you have a tendency to really love painting.

Don't make things worse: Oftentimes when we feel 'depressed' we have a tendency of making things worse; by watching porn for example; even if you do feel depressed; don't make it worse for yourself.

"I have a tendency to make dances that reach an almost arduous point," she said.

For instance an individual suffering from dyslexia may have a tendency to make spelling mistakes.

And in this flustered state of mind, Wales have a tendency to make mistakes.

Chief executives have a tendency to make acquisitions just to show they are doing something.

Now this makes sense because I have a tendency to ruin these machines with paint anyway.

Pickles have a tendency to make our eyes water, and it's not just their sharp taste.