Sentence examples for or tendency from inspiring English sources

Any ambiguity or tendency to ramble evaporates.

They cannot respect gesturing generals or tendency tacticians.

You can't have a thin skin or tendency to lash out.

I don't think anybody has found a habit or tendency that someone else doesn't do.

Schist, megascopically crystalline rock that has a highly developed schistosity, or tendency to split into layers.

This is because Brendel does not represent, or obey, a single doctrine, or method, or tendency or idea.

Importantly, the four strategy groups did not differ on age, gender, or tendency to experience guilt (Supplementary Table 1).

Not some "quirk" or slightly unusual habit or tendency as most other quizzes seem to refer to; this is the clinical stuff.

Modern: A willingness or tendency to publicly do or say anything that is not 100% positive about a specific group or organisation, invariably a political party or ideology.

As a teen-ager, he visited an exhibition at the Kunsthaus in Zurich: "Der Hang zum Gesamtkunstwerk," or "Tendency Toward the Total Work of Art".

Those seeking to profile a successful, eligible man must first submit evidence of the subject's vape-pen collection, fondness for shell-based jewelry, or tendency to refer to his personal dwelling as his "pad".