Sentence examples for tendencies from from inspiring English sources

But to determine economic tendencies from that?

"He did have some violent tendencies from time to time," Ms. Griffin said.

Welles's worldliness evidently stemmed from his father, his artistic gifts and radical tendencies from his mother.

Two researchers have illuminated the psychology of how extremists hide their tendencies from relatives and co-workers.

A growing number of people are becoming increasingly willing to tolerate authoritarian and xenophobic tendencies from parties that offer them a sense of community and security.

She may have inherited drama-queen tendencies from her mother Joan (J Smith-Cameron), a Broadway stage star, with whom she lives in New York.

But I had the tendency from my father, just as he had had it from his father.

This, he said, represented a "totally opposite tendency from Uniqlo and Muji's no-character, functional design philosophy".

Everyone, it seems, if one can extrapolate a worldwide tendency from one's acquaintances, wants their sandwich customized.

"The tendency from both the agency side and the marketer side is to say, 'Hey, what's cool right now?' " he added.

Johnson insists that the old Bennite tendency from the 1970s that denounced the European community as "a rich men's club" is a shrunken force.