Sentence examples for tendency to think from inspiring English sources

Items from the daily newspapers, pointing to a nationwide tendency to think in large sums.

One reason is a tendency to think in terms of quantity, not quality.

"There's a tendency to think that, in the evolutionary lottery, humans lucked out," Dunn told me.

Ackroyd also has a tendency to think that when actors aren't acting, they are nothing.

And I have a tendency to think things may not/probably won't work out.

Before Under Siege, I had a tendency to think action films were funny.

This tactic addresses our natural psychological tendency to think that long-running products go off.

If you articulate well, like Lincoln, you have a tendency to think: "I've made it clear.

His tendency to think ahead and plan, he said, helped him along the way.

"There's a natural tendency to think that smaller is better," Dr. Crow said.

"I have a tendency to think outside the box," he said.