Sentence examples for tendency at from inspiring English sources

"My brother had no religious tendency at all.

"There is a worrying general tendency at home and in schools.

Listening closely to artists has always been the real Serota tendency, at any rate, and it seems to be spreading.

Any resemblance to Demosthenes is their tendency at times to sound as if they have pebbles in their mouths.

And it reflected a tendency at Rosanjin for later courses and conventional cooking methods to yield letdowns.

"After You'd Gone" has its share of flaws -- notably its tendency, at times, to veer off into melodrama.

The medieval English legal system similarly showed the tendency at critical points to agglomerate property rights in a single individual.

Faulkner showed the tendency at its worst in A Fable (1954), which, ironically, won a Pulitzer Prize.

He hated sloppiness and lack of process; he was also aware of a tendency at the BBC to be inattentive to the grievances of those outside.

The natural tendency at the hacienda is to enjoy the grounds, or the hacienda complex itself, and not spend too much time in one's room.

The usual tendency at this time of year is to say, in an optimistic way, that at least next year can't be as bad as this one.