Sentence examples for unaware tendency from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon, we will call mirror sniffing, may stem from several different mechanisms: One can consider mirror sniffing in the context of mimicry, namely the unaware tendency of individuals to take on posture and mannerisms of those around them.

Of course, most of us are blissfully unaware of the tendencies that influence our actions.

"It's possible that this preference is unbeknownst to the recruiters themselves, who may be unaware of their own tendency of favoring longer resumes".

The means showed that attitudes and norms were generally positive, with the exception of descriptive norms, which were generally moderate, indicating that participants were generally unaware of their friends' tendency to use condoms with steady sex partners.

In hindsight, Joseph's older brothers are hardly entitled to complain, but let us suppose that Jacob is unaware of their murderous tendencies.

Women may be unaware that they have this tendency to lower their moral standards when trying to help others.

He clarified the statement by saying that perhaps the American government was unaware of the rebels' extremist tendencies.

And the film, directed by Burr Steers ("17 Again"; "Igby Goes Down") and based on a novel by Ben Sherwood, seems unaware of its own gothic tendencies.

The Read codes used to identify patients were unchanged throughout the study period, and we are unaware of any changes in clinical practice that would lead to an increased tendency to diagnose impetigo.

This encourages a tendency to self-medicate and could become a serious problem for unaware doctors prescribing medication to a patient who is a regular kratom user or in case of acute intoxication related to the substance.

As a function of these associations between colors and experiences, messages, or biological tendencies, people either display approach responses or avoidance responses but are largely unaware of how color affects them.