Sentence examples for with that tendency from inspiring English sources

This is not a newsroom, this is a revolutionary house and you don't come here with that tendency.

And with that tendency come — for the playwright writing in the safety zone — certain rewards: more frequent productions, bigger budgets, larger audiences, and greater fame.

Mr. Kelly said it was "very disturbing that anyone with that tendency, or that potential, that capability at all, is a member" of the department.

By associating Prokofiev with that tendency, Titel is endorsing the familiar image of the two titans: the optimistic Prokofiev, who never let the Stalinist horror reach his work, and the wounded, protesting Shostakovich, from whom the Gulag howls with every bar.

On top of that, he says, the Polish are a very spiritual people, and the metaphysical leaning of roots music resonates with that tendency towards asking the bigger questions.

For a long time I would become hooked on the person/personality instead and I've had to find my own coping mechanisms to deal with that tendency of my mind.

So counterbalance that tendency with the thinking prompted by the previous questions.

Erica Terry, a reporter with Choose or Lose, MTV's running campaign coverage, said that tendency fit with what she had seen as she has crisscrossed the country.

With that came a tendency to see the patient as a whole, autonomous person (patient-centeredness) who needed to be empowered to act as a full partner in the treatment process (patient empowerment) [ 5].

Axon remodeling, together with the tendency that TNs make converging connections to recruited neurons, limits the number of neurons recruited to the next group (the ones that spike after the TN) to approximately NS.

This agrees better with the tendency that both exons and CGIs exhibit a preference to occupy the same DNA regions with yet unknown properties and CGIs overlapping with exons often extend significantly into introns.