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The whole concept of an "army" as in the title tends to reinforce that.

Capsule Reviews Walter Jon Williams 2009

| Reply | Permalink eorockwell, assuming you're seeking an answer - the label tends to be applied as a matter of action and behavior rather than as an extension of one's support of a candidacy.

Hillary: I Might Take Fight Over Florida And Michigan To Convention! 2009

Rather, the term tends to function (not always, but very often) as a cheap smear, or at best as an entirely unsupported inference that any X (Jew, homosexual, Asians) who might find flaws in common attributes of fellow Xs must surely exhibit the psychological profile that Eric describes.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Self-Hating: 2004

The lingo tends to be concrete and calls for mostly very common words so-called high-frequency vocabulary.

A Mind at a Time M.D. Mel Levine 2002

The lingo tends to be concrete and calls for mostly very common words so-called high-frequency vocabulary.

A Mind at a Time M.D. Mel Levine 2002

From this period, however, the title tends to sink in comparative importance.

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 3 "Banks" to "Bassoon" Various

Again, even many of my undergraduates can tell me that "race is a social construction", but this -- for lack of a better term -- reification (fetishisation?) of the term tends to obscure more than it illuminates.

Wired Campus 2010

In business, the term tends to be "online collaboration," which suggests complex jobs getting done more efficiently by teams of people wherever they are located.

Original Signal - Transmitting Web 2.0 2009

The aesthetic of the label tends to stem from what french girls typically wear on the street, which is the idea of throwing together a look from your bedroom floor.

Irish Blogs 2009

The label tends not to appear in renderings of teenagers who happen to be minorities, or poor, or who have never won a spelling bee.

Future Majority - - blogging progressive youth politics 2009