Sentence examples for tendency turned from inspiring English sources

But as the cajas amassed power in Galicia, the tendency "turned out to be excessive control not by politicians but by a few bankers who got so powerful that even politicians became afraid of them," said Santiago Lago-Peñas, an economics professor at the University of Vigo.

The revivalist tendency turns up in everything from the retro-homely logo for AMC's "Better Call Saul," whose script and color scheme seem lifted from a nineteen-seventies storefront, to the vintage aesthetic of Madewell (@madewell1937) — a real company, founded in 1937, whose trademark was revived by J. Crew's Mickey Drexler.

The revivalist tendency turns up in everything from the retro-homely logo for AMC's "Better Call Saul," whose script and color scheme seem lifted from a nineteen-seventies storefront, to the vintage aesthetic of Madewell (@madewell1937)—a real company, founded in 1937, whose trademark was revived by J. Crew's Mickey Drexler.

Then we have the opposite tendency: turning people into mere things.

Ralph is a clever, ambitious top-earner; but, his arrogance and obnoxious, disrespectful, and unpredictably violent tendencies turn Tony resentful.

Rather, my simulation results strongly suggest that due to the complex regulatory architecture and spatio-temporal dynamics displayed by functional developmental networks, epistatic tendencies turn out to be unexpected emergent properties of these particular GPMs.

He loves destabilising people"; when he was drunk this tendency often turned to outright cruelty.

But it was this spiritualising tendency that turned critical opinion against him.

Timid and complacent, our big companies are showing the same tendencies that turned traditional utilities into dinosaurs.

Fertile land has a tendency to turn to dust.

Critics see this as an extreme example of a tendency to turn on mentors or allies.