Sentences with phrase «widespread tendency»

When confronted by these sentiments, there is widespread tendency among the British political class to reach for the non sequitur.

In the present social and cultural context, where there is a widespread tendency to relativize truth, practising charity in truth helps people to understand that adhering to the values of Christianity is not merely useful but essential for building a good society and for true integral human development.

Richard C. Leonard Arlington Heights, IL... Robert Wilken reasons from the unexamined premise that the widespread tendency among Christians to concede to Judaism a kind of theological «right to exist» is a movement of the Spirit.

There is a widespread tendency to take book publishing for granted.

Today of course there is a widespread tendency to deny the very concept that we all share something in common, that all participate in the same human nature.

There is a widespread tendency in our culture to naturalize death and to discern the dying process in terms of predictable stages.

The trial exposed some of the dark corners of the Cuomo administration, including a bullying culture where aides were threatened if they tried to leave, and a widespread tendency among the most senior members of Cuomo's administration to evade transparency rules and keep their communications secret.

When I analyzed the latest «meat will kill you» study, I wondered if some of the (tenuous and often insubstantial when you correct for unhealthy lifestyles, cooking temperature / method, processed meat intake, etc.) connections between meat intake and early mortality can be explained by our widespread tendency to only consume muscle meat and eschew organs, bones, skin, and gelatinous cuts.

Nursing home abuse and neglect cases can be difficult to establish because of an widespread tendency by insurance adjusters, physicians, among others, to discount an elderly person's injuries and the diminished quality of life that results from these damages.