Sentence examples for shared tendency from inspiring English sources

What works less well is her characters' shared tendency to think in a circular fashion, repeatedly revisiting earlier thoughts.

Perhaps taste is a misleading consideration, unimportant compared with a shared tendency to make things easy for an audience.

Jarvis Cocker and Iggy Pop have an oddly large amount in common: careers spent largely on the outside before late acceptance and success; wildly idiosyncratic personas; and a shared tendency to provoke consternation on stage, be it by gatecrashing a televised Michael Jackson performance (in Cocker's case) or repeated genital exposure (Iggy).

By that I do not mean extreme militarism or a love of silly hats, or even a shared tendency to autism when it comes to understanding the perceptions of other countries, but rather certain structural features in both the Wilhemine and the US system tending to produce over-ambition, and above all a chronic incapacity to choose between diametrically opposite goals.

Because of this shared tendency, such readings are often grouped together as advocating a pragmatist interpretation of Heidegger.

Although experimental and theoretical work has demonstrated that the presence of an informed individual can "seed" collective movement [5], [7], it is not known whether differences in the propensity to school across populations or species are due to the presence of such key individuals or to a shared tendency of all individuals in a school.

However, the sister relationship between these two taxa in our analyses suggests more than a shared tendency to independently pick up genes from their environment.

This difference could reflect a shared tendency for post-Golgi TMDs to tilt in the bilayer of their organelle of residence, but this seems highly implausible, especially as the increased levels of order-inducing lipids in post-Golgi membranes would be expected to discourage tilting (see below).