At puberty the child became somewhat sullen and unapproachable, tendencies that persisted throughout his life.
Ultimately, it was Wall Street's recidivist tendencies that put new life into Volcker's reform campaign.
It is an expression of aggressive tendencies that deserve to be addressed early and with energy.
But this tends to reiterate, rather than supplement, tendencies that occur naturally within Daikatana.
The other, "Pop", had ne'er-do-well tendencies that left him faintly marginalised at clan gatherings.
Satrapi's unforced empathy contrasts with the self-pitying tendencies that are common to first-person comics written by men.
The two sources illustrate the two opposing tendencies that lasted for centuries after the conquest of Canaan.
Various tendencies that were crystallizing in the last centuries before the Common Era reached fulfillment in the Classic.
Timid and complacent, our big companies are showing the same tendencies that turned traditional utilities into dinosaurs.
Then, there are certain broad tendencies that guide which products each country will accept from the other.
Like many free-silverites of his generation, however, McCarran harbored reactionary tendencies that grew more prominent as he got older.
