Sentence examples for usual tendency from inspiring English sources

Even Ms. Ferretti threw off some of her usual tendency toward swooning romance.

This is a refreshing departure from the usual tendency of museum curators to spell everything out in baby talk.

And despite the usual tendency to fall sharply in a recession, those productivity numbers are holding up well through the current slowdown.

The prospect of going to Finland has curbed his usual tendency to lose his temper and come to school late, Miss Grussner said.

The usual tendency at this time of year is to say, in an optimistic way, that at least next year can't be as bad as this one.

But Fatah, at the vanguard of Palestinian efforts to negotiate peace deals with Israel, has been showing its more usual tendency for infighting and disarray.

I succumbed to my usual tendencies.

If we are to believe Foucault's occasional and more obviously militant remarks, this determination to localize and particularize problems, to eschew legislative statements and political allegiances, to avoid in other words the usual tendencies of critique, does not reduce the critical enterprise, as if by default, to a weakened state.

The two intifadas bred a powerful grassroots movement, subverting the Middle East's usual authoritarian tendency.

And in a move away from the usual Russian tendency toward overkill, he gutted a former printing house at the Russian Academy of Sciences to create a fashionable restaurant named Restoran.

The only social losses that it will create stem from the usual monopolistic tendency to raise prices above competitive levels while cutting production.