Sentence examples for occasional tendency from inspiring English sources

The author also has a (very occasional) tendency to take riffs too far.

About the only writing flaw is an occasional tendency to lapse into groovy slang.

Despite their occasional tendency to bite, dogs boast loyalty, affection and retrieving dead game prominently on their CVs.

An occasional tendency towards tactical caution and a lack of variety at half-back have been other recurring issues.

Another flaw is the app's occasional tendency to call up definitions for items other than the one you selected.

Described as erudite and enthusiastic with an occasional tendency for corporate speak, Entwistle also has a reputation for being approachable and engaging company.

Mr. Weaver gives a wonderfully conscientious performance, imbuing his character with a moving sense of aggrieved dignity that tempers the writing's occasional tendencies to reduce him to a cutely exasperating old fogey.

Mr. Weaver, a veteran of more than 50 years on the stage, gives a wonderfully conscientious performance, imbuing his character with a moving sense of aggrieved dignity that tempers the writing's occasional tendencies to reduce him to a cutely exasperating old fogy.

Mr. Weaver, with more than 50 years on the stage, gives a wonderfully conscientious performance, imbuing his character with a moving sense of aggrieved dignity that tempers the writing's occasional tendencies to reduce him to a cutely exasperating old fogy.

Mr. Weaver a veteran of more than 50 years on the stage, gives a wonderfully conscientious performance, imbuing his character with a moving sense of aggrieved dignity that tempers the writing's occasional tendencies to reduce him to a cutely exasperating old fogey.

Kerrey and Kerry, the Romulus and Remus of the American Senate, were youthful, vigorous, good-looking, and moderate-to-liberal, with occasional maverick tendencies.