Sentence examples for own propensity from inspiring English sources

Strummer had his own propensity for depression.

"We feel alone and are fearful, primarily because of our own propensity for violence".

Having mapped the scene, companies then need to determine their own propensity for risk, according to Stack.

Yet, as Janine saw, he was aware of his own propensity for uneven partnerships, and channelled his literary talents into exploring it in fiction and biography.

Chancellor Helmut Kohl is said to have thought that Europe was necessary to save Germans from their own propensity for violence and self-destruction.

When it comes to stabilizing the economy, of course, we have met the enemy and he is us -- our own propensity to irrational exuberance and self-fulfilling panic.

As with other linguistic tics, a writer's own propensities will more than likely bleed through.

Finally, the microphones themselves are not absolutely neutral; each one is like an ear, with its own propensities.

It is a custom each year to look into the character and traits of the creature that governs one's birth year, and to ask if they might mirror one's own propensities.

This discrepancy is common in public life, where people are frequently impelled - whether by their own propensities or by the demands of others - to speak extensively about matters of which they are to some degree ignorant.

Are his parents overbearing ogres who pushed him relentlessly ("Spell, dammit, spell!"), or did he recognize his own natural propensity and push himself to succeed, simply because he could?