Sentence examples for I actually tend from inspiring English sources

"I actually tend to think that nothing of a catastrophic nature can really happen.

I actually tend to come down on the side of thinking that a lot of the goals of the march were realized".

"I actually tend to find the most rewarding progress to be the cumulative effect of thousands of tiny improvements," says Hansson. "That's what sets Rails apart from many of the also-rans.

I actually tend to by bargains but never actually use them.

I actually tend to wonder about the opposite of their questions: What will I do with this column and my Twitter account when the sadness doesn't end?

Asked whether the American populace could handle terrorism as a constant but simmering threat, Brookings Institution scholar Michael O'Hanlon said, "I actually tend to think our psyches are already there".

You might think a predilection for saying "I" is the mark of a self-centered alpha male, but Dr. Pennebaker's previous research shows that the use of "I" actually tends to be a more vulnerable, personal and honest style of speaking.

"The thing is, we moan about political voting, but it actually tends to be cultural really.

They actually tend to make conversation more halting and awkward; an icemaker, I suppose.

But here we actually tend to have a more interesting scruffy and grimy aesthetic which I think can also be very beautiful.

But the irony is, officers actually tend to benefit.