Sentence examples for tendency which from inspiring English sources

I have a tendency, which I think is good, to just sing from my heart.

The influx of gold from America and Australia, moreover, generated an inflationary tendency, which in turn encouraged a speculative boom.

The police also confiscated hundreds of copies of his journal, Tendency, which is published in the United States.

Almost anything sad in cinema makes me cry, a tendency which is getting worse as I get older.

In the society we belong to, elders are the target of abuse which is many times generated by the social cultural tendency which promotes different expressions in terms of age, a tendency which also measures capacity in terms of age.

Positioning results and error distribution with two different code IFB correcting strategies achieve similar tendency, which shows their substitutability.

When the author steps inside the novel there's a tendency which mirrors the escalation of invasiveness found in reality TV to "want more and more and more".

The deadly tendency which might lead our continent to the abyss, nationalism, giving up of freedom: I reject the idea that European democracy is condemned to impotence.

I would note here a tendency which might be called the "Kissinger syndrome," although it is by no means peculiar to him alone.

Parallels have been drawn between Momentum and Militant Tendency, which Kinnock took on and defeated in the 80s, but he disagrees.

O'Hear, now 59, was once so leftwing he thought of joining the Trotskyist Militant Tendency, which was eventually expelled from the party.