Sentence examples for pieces a tendency from inspiring English sources

With advancing age and success, they progress to increasingly large finished pieces, a tendency that makes Chris Burden and Vito Acconci early festival artists of a sort.

He's a fine and versatile singer, easy-going and comfortable with uptempo rockers yet still able to sell the subtleties of huskier alt-country mood pieces, with a tendency to put a little quaver into his voice on longer-held notes.

Continue inserting piece "B" into piece "A".

Rapp's dramatic skill yields strong characters and some good set pieces, but his story has a tendency to meander, and is sometimes tonally discordant.

Like glandular fever amid sixth formers (Altavista Babelfish Yankee translation: mono amid high-school sophomores) a notable piece of press-releasemanship has a tendency to circulate the international publishing community indiscriminately, and is typically ignored or forwarded or deleted.

Although no single medium or theme links the artists, they are united by a tendency toward creating pieces in public spaces as large as entire building facades — an act that the graffiti artist Zosen considers a right.

Perhaps not surprisingly, there is a tendency in some pieces to subordinate the content of sport itself to an analysis of the pernicious social and political forces that manifest themselves through sport.

The bats have come under scrutiny recently because they have a tendency to shatter into large pieces when they break.

He explained that an over-reliance on technology has a tendency to encourage us to isolate pieces of information without fitting them into a broader cognitive schema.

If a rug is placed with some of the pieces on and some off the carpet, then the rug has a tendency to look lost.

"When growth slows, there's a tendency to get through regulation a bigger piece of the pie.