Sentence examples for proneness to from inspiring English sources

One psychopathic symptom is "proneness to boredom".

Our proneness to biobigotry, experts said, arises from several salient human traits.

But strength may have little to do with Camby's proneness to injury.

But it is not clear which comes first — proneness to boredom, or the mood and behavior problems.

Of more immediate concern however was his proneness to stray from the marital bed.

When green cover is damaged, it leads to greater proneness to floods.

To some realists, this epistemological monism seemed unable to give a satisfactory explanation of the mind's proneness to error.

Arthur John Gielgud's father, Frank, was of Lithuanian-Polish descent, which may have accounted for his son's high cheekbones and proneness to be moved to tears.

• To the Editor: To Susan Engel's examples of weaknesses in standardized testing, others would add the tests' proneness to manipulation by coaching and by annual adjustments.

The polymer obtained by direct Stille coupling is less fluorescent, consistently with its proneness to aggregate.

With its recent surge, Bitcoin has behaved like a store of value, but its volatility and proneness to deflation undermine it as a medium of exchange.