Sentence examples for prone to experimentation from inspiring English sources
We're lazier, too, less prone to experimentation.
Both in programming and in directing, Mr. Monette was prone to experimentation and flights of fancy.
But he was prone to architectural experimentation — usually a hazard in speculative building — and for this row he hired Clarence True for the interiors and Frank Miles Day of Philadelphia for the exteriors.
In his six, mostly middling seasons at the helm of the Atlanta Hawks, Mike Woodson wasn't exactly known as a coach prone to freelancing or experimentation.
In a land all too prone to pointless violence, I am hopeful that in the future you will work to create non-violent communities that promote creative experimentation, and that you will reject cultural tendencies that subordinate patient inquiry to macho projections of force.
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).
People are prone to madness.
Prone to sudden unpredictable failure.
