Sentence examples for anything tends to from inspiring English sources

But his public image, if anything, tends to underestimate his actual cultural importance.

Buying locally produced anything tends to eliminate emissions generated in shipping from far away.

Comscore, which if anything tends to under report user numbers for most sites, says that Facebook had 276 million monthly visitors in February.

Because patients were medicated in these studies and medication, if anything, tends to improve executive function, it is possible that intact rule abstraction represented a positive medication effect on learning.

Futures of anything tend to combine possibilities, desiderata, and dreaded outcomes, sometimes in one sentence.

Sweets, just as much as anything, tend to reflect who we are at any given moment.

In Germany, the few newspapers and politicians who said anything tended to focus on what they called the system's irrelevance to the war on terrorism.

The literary musings inspired by the events of that long-ago day have, if anything, tended to be as lofty as Vesuvius itself.

In 1914, he wrote, "Even dire criminals and comic heroes captivate us within the context of the arts by dint of the narcissistic rigor with which they keep at bay anything tending to diminish their ego".

Self-Makers often do an injustice to the uncertainty of Super-Naturalists, who, if anything, tend to fetishize the mystery of faith as a special spiritual province that nonbelievers are too fatuous to grasp, and advertise their doubt and their need for faith quite as much as their dogma.

Kids, if anything, tend to be more that way.