Sentence examples for propensity to write from inspiring English sources

This statement, like many others he made, reveals Greenberg's propensity to write in a prescriptive rather than merely descriptive way; such strong opinions found their way into the informal studio advice he gave to artists whose work he favoured.

In his 10 years as a judge, Gorsuch has amassed a paper trail that, according to one analysis, finds him in close ideological alignment with Scalia ― based on such things as observance of the doctrine of originalism, citations to Scalia's work and the judge's propensity to write separately or dissent to further flesh out distinguishing views.

The sum of the propensity to consume and the propensity to save always equals one (see propensity to consume).

What is causing this propensity to save?

Meanwhile, growing inequality increases our collective propensity to save.

Did Crichton confess to his host that he'd been inspired to write "Rising Sun" by a certain Poppy in chief with a propensity for puking on Japanese dignitaries?

And so I ultimately realized that it wasn't our propensity to travel or our addiction to writing that drew me in to Tristan Prettyman, but rather the 'imperfect woman' in her that welded the bond.

I have a propensity to include irrelevancies in what I write in order to somehow make a point, and I will now do just that.

"The propensities to swindle and be swindled run parallel to the propensity to speculate during a boom," he wrote.

He appears to have had some complaint with his clothing; author Alan Haynes describes this as a skin disorder so acute that "he could not endure any shirt but of the finest holland or cambric", although author and historian Antonia Fraser has written of his propensity to sweat so much that he changed his shirt twice a day.

Visiting volunteers at this jungle outpost have written verses about their propensity to urinate on human belongings.