Sentence examples for unpleasant tendency from inspiring English sources

In contrast, NiMH batteries are battle-tested and safe (unlike some lithium-battery technologies, which have an unpleasant tendency to explode).

We're not too keen on tradition, and we've developed an unpleasant tendency to view people who have been disappointed in life as losers, so that beautiful, tragic Japanese-style ghost doesn't have a firmly established place in our national unconsciousness.

And few people have heard of either of the drinks associated with the Belmont: the white carnation, a concoction calling for a splash of cream, which has an unpleasant tendency to curdle when added to the vodka, orange juice and peach schnapps; and the Belmont breeze, a fruity, sherry-laced drink invented in 1998 by Dale DeGroff, then head bartender at the Rainbow Room.

Online communication can intensify other unpleasant tendencies, too.

Obsessive-compulsive tendencies – "repetitive unpleasant thoughts and ritualized behaviors" [ 52]- have, in turn, been linked to suicide attempts and self-harm, although research on repeated suicide attempts is lacking [ 53- 55].

Neuroticism refers to a tendency to experience unpleasant emotions easily.

Patients who have an increased attention to unpleasant bodily sensations and the tendency to appraise vague somatic sensations as abnormal or pathological have more migraine attacks which may lead to a lower quality of life.

Organic chalcogen compounds, especially organic sulfur compounds, have the tendency to smell unpleasant.

Oral acetylcysteine may be poorly tolerated due to its unpleasant taste, odor, and its tendency to cause nausea and vomiting.

Neurotic: A higher than normal tendency to experience unpleasant emotions Open: Broadly curious and creative Extroverted: Looks toward others for stimulation Agreeable: Warm, compassionate and cooperative Conscientious: Self-disciplined, organized and eager for success Make Our Differences Work For Us, Not Against Us.

The tendency to experience unpleasant or negative emotional states is assessed with the NEM.