Sentence examples for tendencies during from inspiring English sources

You got to learn guys, figure out what guys like to do and learn tendencies during the game situations.

Mr. Giuliani has shown some of the same tendencies during his mayoralty, and the current adulation is likely to make him even more sure of himself.

Ten years younger than Tiger Woods, the world No. 1 with whom he was compared, Kim did indeed display some Tiger tendencies during his bogey-free round.

While Baptists were troubled by divisive tendencies during the 20th century, there was also a tendency toward greater unity and cohesiveness through the Baptist World Alliance.

The 27-year-old underwent 18 months of psychiatric therapy for "suicidal tendencies" during his flight training but was subsequently found fit to operate planes in examinations.

The daughter of a Norwegian marine engineer, Louise Dahl was born in San Francisco in 1895 and showed no tendencies during her young womanhood to live within the narrow corridor of risk laid out for her sex.

Lloyd had a tendency, during arguments with Brian Clough, to point out he had won three England caps to Clough's two.

Chopin was distinctly unamused by this tendency during his lifetime, once ­famously upbraiding Liszt for playing fast and loose with a Nocturne.

If Mr. Romney exhibited this tendency during Monday night's debate, it may have been much worse during Thursday night's debate in North Charleston.

A strong oligarchic tendency during the 16th century reinforced the power of the Council of Ten over the Senate, and the cleavage between rich and poor nobles widened.

There is an inevitable tendency during trips like this to overstate American influence, and to assume that just because the crowds were cheering, the outome of the newest Vietnam conflict is preordained.