Sentence examples for makes me prone from inspiring English sources

That in turn makes me prone to isolate and self-harm, all the while my constant thoughts that disappearing from the world is the best choice become harder and harder to dismiss".

(Grip is key, as the weaker muscles I have caused by cerebral palsy make me prone to dropping things).

But he did adopt Arnauld's second recommendation by adding some words in parentheses in the Sixth Meditation, thus: "The second reason for doubt was that since I did not know the author of my being (or at least was pretending not to), I saw nothing to rule out the possibility that my natural constitution made me prone to error even in matters which seemed to me most true" (Descartes, 2 53).

Did such a stubby, gnarly toy make me less prone to "body dysmorphia"?

If liking a green initiative online is going to make me more prone to think about recycling and share green-friendly knowledge with my friends offline, isn't that campaigns' effectiveness more than proven?

Three years and two running injuries later, I wandered into a yoga studio because a friend promised it would loosen up my muscles and make me less injury-prone.

I had no idea what was wrong with me, and having it made me realise that I am prone to depression.

This makes them prone to emotional decision-making and consequently also prone to paternalism.

His lack of interest towards other people makes him prone to make terrible mistakes of appreciation.

"Our proximity to New York City makes Westchester prone to gangs looking to increase membership," Ms. Pirro said.

They can also become congested, which makes them prone to pneumonia, and develop intestinal troubles.