Sentence examples for tendency to view from inspiring English sources

Western eyes have a tendency to view China as a dystopia, or full of 'eastern' mysticism.

There's a tendency to view drinking as a vice, and hangovers as our rightful punishment.

"We sometimes have a tendency to view every landmark as an equally sacred object".

Funding is always a challenge, and there's a tendency to view the organization as outdated.

He says people have a tendency to view an artist "like some sort of saviour".

Cornwall believes that there has been an unfortunate tendency to view empowerment as a "magical recipe".

Within the media village there is a tendency to view these moments with a cool reserve.

They also cite his tendency to view foreign policy conflicts as zero-sum negotiations.

This bias can be especially strong in negotiation, given the prevalent tendency to view negotiation as a competition.

The tendency to view a negotiation as purely distributive; what one side wins, the other side loses.

A tendency to view the world in black and white, and an inability to consider opposing views.