Sentence examples for various tendencies from inspiring English sources

Various tendencies that were crystallizing in the last centuries before the Common Era reached fulfillment in the Classic.

The new law, he told me at that time, would allow parties of various tendencies to be established.

Doodlers have various tendencies and preferences and motivations, but all doodlers know the marvellous, mind-dusting reverie of doodling, which also happens to offer a respite from other trending modes of content creation.

The Cologne scene wasn't a tournament of ideas; it was a clearing house — or a sorting hat — of prestige, plucking the best individuals from the ranks of various tendencies.

Subsequent theology has worked out the implications of this definition, although there have been various tendencies emphasizing either the divinity or the humanity of Jesus throughout the history of Christian thought, at times within the parameters set by Nicaea and Chalcedon, at times not.

To the extent that such laws are available (as for example for physical forces) the contribution of the various tendencies or dispositions can be determined even if they fail to be (completely) manifest.

Studying various disclosure tendencies in random samples of users, we found that the quality of those inferences improves with the tendency to disclose information of Twitter users.

Sunni Islam triumphed over various sectarian tendencies in the 12th and 13th centuries under the doctrinally rigorous Almohad dynasty.

Daudet's work as a whole reveals not so much a continuous evolution as an episodic process in which various literary tendencies found expression successively.

He then cautioned against the belief that any side would be able to claim ultimate victory: Suppose that elections happen and we get a Parliament that represents the various political tendencies that exist in the country.

In fact, values emerge to represent the various ideological tendencies with which social groups are identified (Pereira et al. 2004a).