Perhaps those in the middle have enhanced creative tendencies.
It' II bring into play action on cheaking unhealthy tendencies and hospital cultural and ideological progress.
We learn a great deal about the details and features of Montaigne's habits, tendencies, and biases.
The present paper discusses the unhealthy tendencies which exist in academic publications from the views of author, readers and editors.
Under the prosperity scene, military theme teleplays have some secret worries that we have to face squarely, for example, homogenization, details distortion and vulgar tendencies.
Anyway, a leadership election might not be as swift and smooth as its advocates suggest; and a long, hard-fought one would increase Labour's fratricidal tendencies, not lessen them.
She has artistic tendencies.
Do you have impulsive, weighted, emotional, or rational tendencies?
This paper analyzes the dangers and reasons of the unhealthy tendencies in tax departments, and probes into the countermeasures for controlling the unhealthy tendencies in tax industry.
At my old job I had a difficult boss, a sweet lady overall, but slightly neurotic with micromanaging tendencies.
The real danger now is not that he will give up on reform, but that recession will reinforce his worst populist tendencies.
So the correct Guide of Public Opinion and the principle of news property must be insisted and the journalist subjective consciousness must be strengthened to correct these negative tendencies.
We must check bad tendencies.
Rectify malpractice in various trades;To correct unhealthy practices (tendencies)
Of course, this always makes me conscious of my own weasel-ish tendencies.
Reading to a child while touching, hugging and holding him or her can be a wonderful antidote to the impersonal tendencies of the information age...
Studied with the perspective of social identification, the tendencies of the two items held by the "critical youth" are found to be the result and performance of social recognition.
Many intellectuals with revolutionary tendencies went to the liberated areas.
The vehicle/population ratio (the number of people per car) is the traffic engineer's best guide to traffic tendencies.
Ms Loebl does not conceal the conventionalism of Junior, the megalomaniac tendencies of Nelson, or the feuds between the brothers in the third generation.
His new magazine has anarchic tendencies.
Sperber and Mercier begin from well-established facts about our deep-rooted tendencies to make mistakes in our reasoning.
Wondering if the same tendencies could apply to making positive self-statements, Joanne Wood of the University of Waterloo in Canada and her colleagues designed a series of experiments.
He had a tumour. When it had been removed, his paedophilic tendencies went away.
Hu Shi's Experiment has epitomized these tendencies.
Orden said,"And these tendencies and practices have been proven wrong in every single case since the beginning of the world."
A psychic struggle, often unconscious, resulting from the opposition or simultaneous functioning of mutually exclusive impulses, desires, or tendencies.
It was not only a reaction against impressionism, but in its ultimate tendencies, at least, it was a revolt against all of the hide-bound formulas of the past.
There are two tendencies in the recent development of private international law:flexibility and rigidity.
No doubt, these are also simply human tendencies, the worst human tendencies, since they have resulted in millions of dead bodies.
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