Sentence examples for tendencies to break from inspiring English sources

He shakes them; he breaks them; and he has the strength and perfectionist tendencies to break quite a few.

The characters' action were praised due to their knowledge that their tendencies to "break the fourth wall", while the female characters were found appealing based on their unusual qualities.

"I like to fight this tendency to break it down into good weather versus cloudy weather.

O'Neill's horses also have had a tendency to break down.

However, when you consider that "fissiparous" is itself a tendency to break apart, "fissiparous tendencies" would actually mean "tendencies to have a tendency to break apart" which is somewhat less sinister.

That business about "a tendency to break task rules" does not mean that the testers caught me Googling for answers.

included poor organizational skills, weak verbal fluency, inefficient problem solving, a tendency to break task rules, and weak working memory".

A tendency to break into dialogue may be a vestige of a dramatic element in nonliterary satura.

But Jim's tendency to break out antiquated sayings is clearly something he shares with his father.

But another problem is that the machines used at polling stations have a tendency to break down.

The problem for Newcastle was their attacks had a tendency to break down on the edge of the penalty area.