Sentence examples for tendency in a from inspiring English sources

That's a dangerous tendency in a space like social media, where small groups can quickly seem to be outsized.

Nick Calio, the administration's chief liaison to Congress, lampooned that tendency in a joke that he later told at a Washington roast.

A motorcycle?" The natural tendency, in a book such as Wikinomics, is to exaggerate for the sake of making an impact.

The show is not perfect, but it is now, even more, a nervy statement about a contemporary art tendency in a city whose museums rarely make them.

I think that I have a tendency in a couple of my earlier books to have a female doubter, who casts a certain light on the male issues.

The tendency in a space this size is to wander off, to embrace the open sky around you and retreat from the stage.

The same verb appears in a verse in the Koran that mandates that Arabs make peace if they see that tendency in an enemy.

There is a tendency in us, a sinful tendency that can pervert and distort our faith".

A premier first-base coach makes his mark by deciphering tendencies in a pitcher's motion.

SEX -- Toula and Ian exhibit normal tendencies in a parked S.U.V., but matters don't proceed beyond kissing.

David Leonhardt offered a nuanced take on the merits and demerits of these tendencies in a 2007 profile for The New York Times Magazine.