Sentence examples similar to reflects a parallel tendency from inspiring English sources

There's a parallel tendency — a passive acceptance that belongs somewhere along a continuum between faith and negligence — to assume that, in time, help will come along.

Besides the swindles and frauds that crest with the great speculative booms, historians have noted a parallel tendency: cash moving into politics also rises with market fevers.

► A horizontal bias is energetically adaptive and may reflect a parallel encoding bias.

This reflects a cultural tendency towards professional identification, which perhaps has its closest parallel in modern American society where octogenarians will still be addressed as "Principal Skinner" or "Superintendent Gephardt" decades after they occupied those positions.

Matrophobia reflects a patriarchal tendency to keep younger women wholly responsible for child rearing.

Fashion historians suggest that the current popularity of the mule reflects a growing tendency for shoes to show more foot.

By adding more data from different languages to the sample, one could investigate whether it reflects a universal tendency rather than a specific tendency in Old Chinese rhyming.

Mara's decision reflects a growing tendency among students and recent grads to take pay-cuts in order to work for a company that reflects their values.

I believe this error reflects a powerful tendency in American culture to falsely equate self-interest with selfishness.

The habit of referring to it as "race" reflects a tendency toward euphemism and abstraction.

Clearly in that case the articulation of the visual field into columns reflects a tendency in the perceptual system itself.