Sentence examples for occasionally prone from inspiring English sources

She seems sound and rational and only occasionally prone to babble.

This regularly brings him into conflict with King, who is more flexible and fanciful, and occasionally prone to sloppiness.

His neighbours, or those that knew him, spoke of a courteous, charming man, albeit one occasionally prone to throwing loud parties.

The sentimentality to which McCann, the product of another nation of tragedians and exiles, is occasionally prone dissolves in the vast, irresistible emotional wash of Nureyev's stricken motherland.

England were resolute, occasionally prone to the old indiscipline in the first half, but for a young side they show signs that they are making significant progress.

Although the book is occasionally prone to sweeping gender generalizations, its central theme has much to it: women are far less likely than men to initiate a negotiation.

He is the blokey one off the Nescafé advert, occasionally still prone to those fabled coffee eyebrows.

Mann, a director occasionally too prone to emphasizing style over substance (the unnecessary Miami Vice movie, for example), here seems more obsessed with story than character.

Off camera, however, Mr. McHale is hardly smug; he's generally an earnest (if occasionally yawn-prone) guy who seems genuinely proud of his accomplishments.

Small wonder the Eastlands hierarchy waited anxiously to see how Roberto Mancini would opt to micro manage a free-scoring, occasionally tantrum-prone, forward whose indifferent English disguises his considerable dressing-room clout.

Dabizas, who formed a composed if occasionally error-prone partnership with Laurent Charvet, had opened the scoring on 14 minutes with his third headed goal of the season from Solano's pinpoint corner.