Sentence examples for real tendency from inspiring English sources

I think there's a real tendency to show female friendships in a certain way.

"There's a real tendency to want to forget," he said of the contentious process.

It also bedevils Boulder's Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board, where there is "a real tendency toward unchecked verbosity," said Tim Plass, a lawyer who often attends the board's meetings.

I had a real tendency to cling to things, various types of safety blankets, but I realised very quickly what I did and didn't need.

It refers to the very real tendency of some men to explain things to women, whether they need them explaining or not, because of an ingrained assumption that they're too ignorant – their pretty little heads too full of boys and makeup, no doubt – to understand.

Obviously, if one forces two dependent ES descriptors to be combined in a single equation, the signs in the regression coefficients of key structural modifications may change, and thus fail to point out the real tendency of impact to ligand binding in an analog set.

If one mixes two ES descriptors in a single equation acting as a detector, the one in this regression-outlier analysis will lose its ability to correctly detect the real tendencies of key structural modifications in the given analog sets.

Listening closely to artists has always been the real Serota tendency, at any rate, and it seems to be spreading.

But if there's a real hoarding tendency - it's a red flag to look for.

Of the three, Spacey's character is by far the most realistic; you do get bosses with real psychopathic tendencies.

The Globe and Mail reported that students who spent time with Minassian at Toronto's Seneca College, where he was reportedly enrolled, described him as a socially awkward tech nerd who was good with computers, and had no real violent tendencies nor strong political or religious beliefs.