The Pawnees and Kiowas are tall and mesocephalic, with a tendency towards brachycephaly.
The Malay languages, which form part of the Malayo-Polynesian family, are of agglutinative structure, with prefixes and suffixes; by the introduction of infixes they have a tendency towards flexion.
The Polynesians seem to be leptorhinians, the Melanesians with the Australians show a tendency towards platyrhiny.
The phenomena of heredity which make their appearance even in old age afford us proofs that a tendency towards a certain mode of cell-multiplication continues to regulate the growth of the organism during the whole of its life.
Our hearts swell with generous indignation, when we hear the religion of Jesus Christ reproached with a tendency towards oppression.
In the thirteenth chapter of this work we said, "The heart is filled with generous indignation when we hear the religion of Jesus Christ reproached with a tendency towards oppression.
The life in these establishments attained a high level of comfort according to the standard of the times and the number of restrictive precepts suggests a tendency towards luxury.
Hence it is not surprising that when in the later Vedic period a tendency towards monotheism (but monotheism of a pantheistic type) appears, the supreme position is given to none of the old deities but to a new figure, Prajâpati.
The admission of these hermits to the order is probably historical and explains the presence among the Buddha's disciples of a tendency towards self-mortification of which he himself did not wholly approve.
It may be that, in his own immediate circle at Paris, there is a tendency towards Atheism; but, assuredly, no such tendency exists in the highest and most scientific minds of modern Europe.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tendency towards" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
