Sentence examples for I only tend from inspiring English sources

I only tend to do this when I judge a name to be relatively obscure, which ALDI is surely not.

They were the first British band that I could relate to; previously I only tended to like bands that had either split up (The Clash, Bad Brains) or might as well have come from another planet (New York Dolls, Guns N' Roses).

The writing and character development in many British projects is so interesting, but it only tends to be costume dramas like Downton Abbey that go round the world.

It is also important to note that though the graph is expected to be linear, it only tends towards linearity.

Hyperinsulinemic clamps increased the yields of milk phospholipids by 9% and cholesterol by 16%, whereas it only tended to decrease triglyceride yields (by 11%).

(When I tell them I meditate 40 minutes a day, they only tend to nod and tell me to keep doing it).

While prognosis of some cancer entities, i.e. recurrent breast cancer, has improved within the last decades [ 30], other cancers only tend to be moderately impressive, i.e. gall bladder cancer [ 31].

For the past month I've just been trying to ignore it, but I guess when you don't take care of certain problems sometimes they only tend to get worse.

Even the great years, he says, only tend to look great with the benefit of hindsight.

We only tend to wear 'uniforms' when we set up stalls at shows.

"Entrepreneurs only tend to get paid out once when they float their company.