Sentence examples for sorry tendency from inspiring English sources
With the exception of Germany's spectacular 7 1 thrashing of Brazil in the first semifinal, the latter stages of the World Cup have, for many years, had a sorry tendency to be dominated by anxieties and goalies and penalty kicks.
P.M.S.: Sorry, sorry, sorry!
The report blamed "masculine" workplaces, lack of flexibility from employers and a phenomenon it dubbed "sorry skirts" – women's tendency to apologise more often than men.
While BBC executives are delighted that the series has attracted such a large audience, possibly introducing Impressionism to people in great need of such an introduction, television critics and others have called it a sorry example of the increasing tendency of television to trivialize the arts.
When Jane Eyre was younger, she had a tendency to feel sorry for herself.
Actually, he nearly insists on forgiveness, making it seem quite possible that, even if he is sorry for his crimes, he retains a tendency toward manipulation that makes him, in a new way, a threat to others.
"I guess it got taken out of context because a lot of people got offended... but I have a tendency to speak without a filter, so sorry about that".
She deals with all the things my Mom hated about my room back home: my messiness and tendency to let cereal bowls sit out for days (sorry, Jess, I'm working on it).
The sorry condition of women's mental health includes the difficulty of mothering and the tendency to punish their children as a way of educating or being permissive, leaving the decision on the best behavior up to their children.
If you develop suicidal tendencies, get help; this will not make your ex-best friend sorry.
