Sentence examples for tendency to trip from inspiring English sources

It has a tendency to trip on its own cord despite having an automatic cord rewind.

Ms. Bair also rightly identified America's political problem: the tendency to trip over ideology when it comes to solutions.

Noting his tendency to trip at his house, he said, "My dog doesn't want to be anywhere near me".

"It's a hazardous place with the cables and stuff anyway, but he has a tendency to trip.

The latter's mix of aspiration and tendency to trip, with only one shoe, from the sublime to the ludicrous, is displayed in Dianne Pilkington's blissfully funny performance of the great song "Vanilla Ice Cream".

A month ago, on the eve of the Republican convention, I wrote a post saying that Romney's main handicap wasn't his campaign manager or his tendency to trip himself up but the fact that he was running as the representative of such an extremist and unpopular party.

As the tendency to cross 0 trip wires is modeled in the analyses for activity, those scores are removed for the analyses of exploration.

Others cannot get past the president's plain-spoken manner, his proudly aggressive anti-intellectualism, his ties to the religious right and his tendency in public to trip over words and concepts.

In an apparent dig at Donald Trump, who has spoken of denying entry to the US to all Muslims, Blair criticised the tendency on the right to trip into bigotry towards Muslims.

West also has a tendency to take his own private jet trips, and apparently international jaunts are no exception.

The results suggest specific patterns of pedestrian crossing behavior, such as the tendency to cross at the beginning of the trip and the tendency to cross at mid-block locations when signalized junctions are not available.