Sentence examples for tendency to devote from inspiring English sources
Some friends had a disappointing tendency to devote weekends to "family" socials – and didn't even seem fed up about it.
Although there is a tendency to emphasize the two essays devoted to art, "Of the Standard of Taste" and "Of Tragedy," his views on art and aesthetic judgment are intimately connected to his moral philosophy and theories of human thought and emotion.
Mr Treglown's revisionist aims are undermined by his tendency to digress needlessly (as in a section devoted to exiled novelists, which he admits has no place in his book).
— a welcome and perhaps inevitable opposing tendency has emerged, devoted to the preservation of the long form.
Messrs Welch and Branson devote much of their books to selling themselves as heroes, whereas Mr Broad's tendency to state the facts and move on often undersells how challenging a life he has led, and how hard won have been his triumphs.
Daniel Craig as Mikael Blomkvist: A co-owner for Swedish lifestyle magazine Millennium, Blomkvist is devoted to exposing the corruptions and malfeasances of government, attracting infamy for his tendency to "go too far".
Goodwin devoted a significant amount of time this winter to watching film of Duda in the outfield and noticed he had a tendency to pop out of his defensive stance upon seeing the batter make contact, slowing his first step.
"Resist this tendency to illegality.
