Sentence examples for tendency to aim from inspiring English sources
D'Arbeloff is predictably unconcerned by Hollywood's tendency to aim wide rather than old, considering the market the independent arena has cornered.
Maybe it is felt that a bottom-handed method and a tendency to aim across the line can take you so far and no farther.
The article also referred incorrectly to studios' tendency to aim for PG-13 rather than R. It could not have been prompted by the success of "Jaws" in 1975, since PG-13 was not created until 1984.
(I, on the other hand, have a tendency to aim low, going for the cheapest thing, even if it might not last as long).
Generally if x is your achievement, the tendency is to aim for 2x as a most ambitious goal.
Perhaps sensing our peculiarly western tendency to get sucked into conceptual circles, many Buddhist teachers now emphasise practices that aim to reconnect us to our bodies.
However, other weekly newspapers had a tendency to be aimed at British citizens living abroad.
Nonetheless, Glover proposes two potential features of great value in our current nature: our capacity to rein in our violent and destructive tendencies, and our capacity to aim for a good life (for Glover, this is about a balance between happiness and flourishing).
But it also leaves him dangerously exposed, and vulnerable to his own tendency to shoot first, aim later.
