Sentence examples for tendencies toward from inspiring English sources

Tendencies toward homogeneity and centralization appear alongside tendencies toward heterogeneity and decentralization.

He also shows tendencies toward paranoia, monomania and rudeness.

Furthermore, they felt that it reinforced traditional tendencies toward memorization and a rigid classroom culture.

Much of his work examines tendencies toward social alienation and brutality within contemporary middle-class milieus.

The variety show itself often showed evolutionary tendencies toward the sitcom.

That criterion identifies drinkers with demonstrated tendencies toward recklessness and lawbreaking.

Mr. O'Neill also jested with senators about his tendencies toward outspokenness today.

"Gods and Generals" carries the earlier film's tendencies toward ponderous sermonizing to ludicrous extremes.

It comes as no surprise that the less privileged would have stronger tendencies toward the illegal.

He turned that institution and its leader, Josef Hoffmann, away from tendencies toward stripped-down formalism.

The good news: my children had unwittingly displayed tendencies toward what evolutionary theorists call adaptive divergence.