Sentence examples for makes his tendency from inspiring English sources

Neymar's ability to ghost past defenders makes his tendency to go to ground all the more frustrating.

PvdA leader Wouter Bos has made clear his tendency to look to Brussels first in setting Dutch international priorities.

A premier first-base coach makes his mark by deciphering tendencies in a pitcher's motion.

As Ciel has a tendency to make his outfits one of his own styles.

Mr. Bush, Mr. Gore's Republican rival, kept the heat on today, saying in an interview with Reuters that Mr. Gore had a tendency "to make up facts to make his case".

The late-night host presented various arguments against the Republican candidate, many which have been made before, including: his tendency to lie, his inability to take criticism, his failed business ventures of the past, his inconsistent policies, and his initial refusal to disavow former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke.

Against Milan, Ronaldo's extraordinary dribbling skills kept A.C. Milan off balance, more than making up for his tendency to feign injury.

And as with Clinton's choice of the straight-laced Gore to cover his womanizing ways, Obama understood that he would need an expressive and outgoing veep to make up for his tendency to be a loner.

Over Mr. Stern's nearly 15 years as parks commissioner, first under Mayor Edward I. Koch, city officials and Mr. Stern's colleagues have often spoken of his tendency to make private remarks that they have construed as racist.

And he made lavish fun of his tendency to despoil the English language.

Still, Mr. McQueen made no secret of his tendency to binge on drugs, alcohol, food and sex.