Sentence examples for own tendencies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pinchbeck, the writer, said the official festival now "has its own tendencies towards conformism".

Only in her own tendencies and secret thoughts, confessed his creator.

In the show Mr. Roth also explores research into the so-called evil gene and undergoes tests intended to reveal his own tendencies toward wickedness.

He was trained by Molon of Rhodes, whose own tendencies were eclectic, and he believed that an orator should command and blend a variety of styles.

In France the late 1930s were the years of the Popular Front, an attempt by the left to counter the rise of fascism and overcome its own tendencies toward sectarianism and orthodoxy.

The modern American right, which is congenitally vulnerable to paranoia, gives into its own tendencies most readily when Democrats are in power and its own sense of dispossession is greatest.

"It is trying to bypass my own tendency to make everything so tasteful and nicely designed.

In a recent interview Ms. Netrebko criticized her own tendency to let her pitch turn sharp.

The Sundance festival director John Cooper said his own tendency to binge-watch TV influenced his decision to program "Lake".

First, Dr. Pies is too quick to dismiss our own tendency to confuse social and biological constructs.

Political leaders and intellectuals in Europe have been doubling down on Kouchner's own tendency to turn complexity into cartoons.