Sentence examples for newfound tendency from inspiring English sources
In another interview months ago, Mr. Gore tried to make light of questions at the time about his exaggerations, turning to the reporter and blurting, "I think it's an exaggeration!" But then he suggested that the press was at fault for a newfound tendency of overblowing offhand remarks, saying, "Part of it is modern".
From the outset, the drug war cast a wide net to capture youth -- a sector that scared those in government during the Vietnam war with its newfound tendency to rebel.
After the ear fireworks I decided to give AJ a Jaegermeister break, which I used to reflect on my newfound tendencies toward sadism.
Increasingly, it feels as though New York is attempting to reconcile its booze-hounding tendencies with its newfound, almost Los Angelesque obsession with health and wellness.
Not that this newfound swagger has supplanted the paranoic tendencies inherent to authoritarian rule: earlier this year, as Evan Osnos wrote in an earlier post, government censors deemed the wildly popular and comparatively tame "The Big Bang Theory" unfit for consumption.
Strangely, however, this expansive tendency is not to do with a newfound reverence for the album format, but instead industry contempt for it – a sign of its near-extinction.
NewFound Road, bluegrass.
Schiavone appreciates the newfound attention.
He credited his newfound patience.
Or at least newfound conversation.
