Sentence examples for clips tend to from inspiring English sources

Clips tend to cut people off midflow, leaving you baffled.

Some of the historical clips tend to be a bit melodramatic, like the jolting atomic explosions featured during a discussion of America's cold war rivalry with the Soviet Union.

Hair clips tend to stay in longer, so use those if possible.

Staying happy and laughing can help keep your mind off them (Funny YouTube clips tend to help).

When asked to look at a design on a computer of three squares arranged in a triangle, those who had watched happy-making film clips tended to see the broader pattern — i.e. the triangular pattern — while the angrier subjects saw only the squares.

Well, after Kimmel's crack team of researchers digs through the week's most-watched TV clips, they tend to find a few vulgarities that the FCC somehow missed.

Short entertainment clips don't tend to see as much improvement, but longer informational clips see higher gains by picking out advertisements related to the concepts being discussed.

The 365 nm UV light used in PAR-CLIP only creates bonds at the modified base, so PAR-CLIP tags will tend to be enriched at locations with several of that base.

But when films show TV clips of politicians, they tend to ironise their words: the implication here is that we're living in a world in which such lofty talk is devalued.

Moreover, Viacom complains, YouTube uses the clause as a fig leaf, since the copyrighted clips that are taken down tend to be back up on YouTube within minutes, as other users keep uploading them.

Chinese Web surfers tolerate a lot of ads and bling online and, with more limited media options, they tend to watch clips for longer.