Sentence examples for tendency to hide from inspiring English sources
Her tendency to hide, she confided, is among her greatest flaws.
This tendency to hide our distress affords us many social benefits.
Mrs. Marchi also discovered that although partial vision was far from rare, people had a strong tendency to hide it.
The encounter with Eliot brought out Groucho's characteristic tendency to hide his embarrassment about his origins by pushing them in his audience's face.
But, instead, he gave in to his tendency to hide behind language, to use sentimentality and corniness as a defense against vulnerability and need.
"I always used to hide — because as a woman you have a tendency to hide behind a man in a suit, for the business part," she says.
These reports would counter companies' tendencies to hide their risk exposures through accounting tricks and innovation and would carry penalties for deception.
Third, it had outside scientific review processes to offset typical bureaucratic tendencies to hide or ignore risks.
Their tendency is to hide in their offices while yearning for some kind of interaction.' " Still, even as Mr. Gehry, designer of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, and the new Disney hall in Los Angeles, was inspecting his latest creation, there was grumbling that maybe a little less interaction was in order.
This task is difficult because perfectionistic tendencies like to hide under the guise of hard work and zeal.
