Sentence examples for tendency to trace from inspiring English sources
Biographies of Nazimova including Nazimova's own unfinished and unpublished memoir, now housed in the Springer Opera House's Glesca Marshall Library in Columbus, Georgia have a tendency to trace her lesbian self-styling and her public disavowal back to a traumatic childhood and the archetypal immigrant's instinct for survival through assimilation.
Mode 4: tornadoes have a tendency to trace the edges of ridges and plateaus.
After recognition comes a tendency to follow.
As a metaphor, the panopticon was commandeered in the latter half of the 20th century as a way to trace the surveillance tendencies of disciplinarian societies.
There are discernible left/right tendencies on these matters, but they are harder to trace.
From today's perspective, considering many contemporary artists' continued exploration of computer technology, the questions posed by New Tendencies still seem relevant and yet it's hard to trace an actual legacy.
The algorithms RA and SWA show a tendency to lose traces with high average reversal length.
To trace or not to trace?
An IP address is easy to trace.
Dr. Gajun wanted to trace missing detainees.
