Sentence examples for tremendous tendency from inspiring English sources
" There is a tremendous tendency toward denial," she said.
There's a tremendous tendency to think the world's going to the dogs, but there's an enduring respect for proper things".
"Whenever I leave a job," the man who joined the apparently relegation-doomed Cottagers in late 2007, says, "I have a tremendous tendency – and it's probably not always been intelligent of me – to jump at the first job that comes my way that sounds half-decent and interesting and sounds like an interesting experience.
The book details how "her drug dependencies and suicidal tendencies put a tremendous strain on the relationship," the Amazon description reads.
"I regret the tendency to forget and deny the tremendous human and political upheavals of the past half-century and to celebrate anniversaries as though nothing had happened," she wrote to the university's deans.
Tremendous energy is required to burn the negative tendencies and to become Shiva, yogically equanimous.
Q. Are retailers good long-term investments? A. They have a tendency to be volatile, and there is tremendous seasonality.
Tremendous energy (shakti) is required to burn the negative tendencies to become yogically equanimous, "Shiva".
It's a tricky balance for Mike Woodson, because offensively Stoudemire has been tremendous, shooting a career-high 56percentt from the floor, But it seems his tendency to play the matador has rubbed off on Carmelo.
Morris once said that Clinton experienced "tremendous terror" while deciding whether to run; Wright, for her part, knew what Clinton's tendencies were, largely because she had been responsible for covering up for him in Arkansas.
