Sentence examples for tendency of Protestants from inspiring English sources
It might be a tendency of Protestants in general.
Amnesia Nigeriana, someone called it: that tendency of Nigerians to blank out national trauma.
Some said the trend toward diversity has helped Baldwin to escape the tendency of Long Island communities toward ethnic and economic homogeneity.
No significant memorial has avoided it, and the famous tendency of New Yorkers to do nothing without a fight makes it unlikely here.
The Ecuadorian president and his would-be guest certainly share a visceral mistrust of the "imperialist" tendency of Unites States foreign policy.
Political analyst Justice Malala said it hailed the death of South Africa's reputation as a human rights leader and lamented a worrying tendency of Zuma's government to side with Africa's tyrants.
On "The Early Show" on Wednesday, he used a discussion of rebuilding at the World Trade Center site to offer yet another critique of real-time report cards, lamenting the tendency of New Yorkers to complain about a lack of visible progress.
The change in attitude might signal a behind-the-scenes compromise, analysts say, or illustrate the tendency of Iran's governing establishment of hard-line clerics and commanders to close ranks in the end.
The tendency of Arctic sea ice to persist through the summer, and of Antarctic sea ice to disappear, are both factors in establishing the climate we all grew up with.
But what really riles Mr. Andersen is the tendency of Los Angeles-set films to depict a mostly Caucasian city -- there is hardly a black or Latino or Asian face to be found in "L.A. Confidential" -- where everybody lives at the beach or in Beverly Hills, where nobody takes public transportation and where everybody is (or is trying to become) a part of "the industry".
As an outsider to Wall Street and corporate life, Obama presumably does not suffer from what I recently heard Paul Krugman refer to as "cognitive regulatory dysfunction," which is the tendency of Washington regulators with Wall Street backgrounds and connections to overestimate the value of Wall Street expertise.
