Sentence examples for more usual tendency from inspiring English sources

But Fatah, at the vanguard of Palestinian efforts to negotiate peace deals with Israel, has been showing its more usual tendency for infighting and disarray.

This emphasis on seriousness is also reflected in his choice of marble as his medium, while the accompanying simplification of masses is in contrast to the then more usual tendency to let representations match as completely as possible the texture and detail of human bodies.

The more usual scenario, however, is that wind mixing continues as the water column cools below 4° C, thereby overcoming the tendency toward density stratification.

A more usual rate is 50 percent.

Even Ms. Ferretti threw off some of her usual tendency toward swooning romance.

This is a refreshing departure from the usual tendency of museum curators to spell everything out in baby talk.

The Italian arm of this tendency, christened Arte Povera by the young Italian critic Germano Celant in 1967, included Mr. Pistoletto, Jannis Kounellis, Alighiero Boetti, Gilberto Zorio and a handful of other artists who exhibited together regularly during the late 1960's and early 70's and to this day maintain a coherence more usual to 19th-century and early-20th-century art movements.

We need to overcome the usual tendency of progressives to fall prey to the sirens of discord.

This situation has its roots in a usual tendency to view ODD under the umbrella of CD.

I succumbed to my usual tendencies.

Possible answers: Not at all, No more than usual, Rather more than usual, Much more than usual.