Sentences with phrase «general tendency towards»

The collection includes many of Calderara's own works, plus more than 300 artworks by dozens of international artists with whom he had relationships of friendship and esteem, all joined together by a general tendency towards abstraction.

It is clear that Whitehead sees a parallel between the physical and mental aspects of dipolar occasions and the practical (physical) and theoretical (mental) aspects which together constitute the proper function of Reason as a counterweight to the general tendency towards dissolution and decay (FR 32f.).

Not exact matches

Surely, that would be the general tendency of a club towards a young player who knows he is not first - choice but is still willing to stay and fight for his place in the side.

As General Zod, Michael Shannon has some kind of speech impediment and a tendency towards extreme literalism — he plays like a peevish middle manager who occasionally bugs out and loses his shit.

Assesses the general health of the shelter animals on a regular basis for signs of stress, illness, injury, aggressive tendencies (either towards humans or other animals) and abnormal behaviors.

A number of modelling studies have also projected a general tendency for more intense but fewer storms outside the tropics, with a tendency towards more extreme wind events and higher ocean waves in several regions in association with those deepened cyclones.

I would also add that the problem extends to academics in general, including the tendency towards online courses as a substitute for in - person courses.

Lawyers share (and then some) the general human tendency towards tunnel vision, the failure to see the big - picture implications of small actions.

The first level involves people's general tendency to behave or respond in a uniform way towards others, regardless of the type of relationship (relationship - general tendency).