Examples of using This tendency in English and their translations into Czech
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Let us therefore resist this tendency.
This tendency is known as pareidolia.
Do you know of a priest who doesn't have this tendency?
They have this tendency to fall in love with their charges.
This new directive sets out to put a stop to this tendency.
I want your guarantee that this tendency will be suppressed!
This tendency provides a stable basis for developing high quality accommodation and catering units.
We have talked about this tendency towards reckless behaviour, Tasha.
The larger the Auswärtige Amt, the Foreign Office or the Quai d'Orsay,the more pronounced this tendency is.
It is time to nip this tendency in the bud: to stop it ab ovo.
Eighty percent of our protein crop requirement is imported, andI regret to say that this tendency is increasing.
Amanda, you have this tendency to treat me like i'm your assistant.
And focus on achieving one goal at all costs. I have,I have this tendency to just throw on these blinders.
The best example of this tendency is the case of Mr Schröder, the former German Chancellor.
But the fact that I could think that they would,it reminded me that I have this tendency to expect the worst of people.
See, Rickie has this tendency to get beat up… and he doesn't always love talking about it.
It's worse elsewhere, but most societies suffer from a tendency to categorize people with regard to economic andsocial position and this tendency is present here, too.
With Artie Strauss? this tendency, what you call schizophrenia," had progressed… Now can you tell us how far.
I have this tendency to think other people's lives revolve around mine so I am gonna stop talking and leave you in peace.
And while most people acknowledge this tendency on one level or another, majority remains naive as to the broad ramifications of having such a selfish mechanism as the guiding mentality in society.
This tendency for a neutrino to not be contained causes a repulsive pressure and causes the Universe to bounce and expand.
There was another speaker who also seemed to me to have this tendency to feel like he shared the responsibilities of colleagues in the Spanish Parliament, or to be intent on getting involved with what they are doing; of lending his political and ideological colleagues a hand.
This tendency to resist change and uphold existing institutions for the sake of identity, comfort, power and profit, is completely unsustainable.
Another example of this tendency is the installation White is When(2012), in which a video is split into two parts by the spatial organisation of the projection.
This tendency is particularly apparent in the sumptuous decoration, especially in the stucco and metal work dominating the magnificent marquee over the main entrance.
The question is therefore simple:do we want to exacerbate this tendency to avoid conflict by tightening the conditions imposed for the formation of political groups, on the eve of elections that will see the number of MEPs per country decrease, therefore further penalising minority groups, particularly in the least populated countries?
And this tendency to blindly hold on to a belief system, sheltering it from new possibly transforming information is nothing less than a form of intellectual materialism.
And we have this tendency to make work in modern society, Whereas in November of any other culture, in addition to us as primitive.
This tendency can be seen in her earliest projects, for instance in the exhibition Made in UK that she co-organised with Magdalena Peševá for the Jelení Gallery in 2003.
This tendency appears in later collections in an increasingly surreal manner of expression: we see it most noticeably in the photos from Pařížských fragmentů- Fragments of Paris 1979.