However, we did not tend to listen to white women singing very often.
He did not tend to do too badly on the opening weekend of the season, either.
He served for a term in Congress, but one did not tend to think of him primarily as a congressman.
Healthy older adults, on the other hand, did not tend to take more risks in later rounds.
But where the men's answers did not tend to change, regardless of their group, the women's did, the researchers said.
The sales were of a kind that did not tend to establish a standard by which to judge the plaintiff's resale.
The statute in question contained an exception to the prohibition for theatrical productions-but only those productions that did not tend to discredit the armed forces.
Clemens believes the map is a modern forgery and his reasoning is simple: Medieval people did not tend to view the world pictorially.
The jury, acting within its province, could have concluded, as it evidently did, that the prosecutor's remarks did not tend to prove anything more than his own ineptitude.
He did not concur with Mr. Ziedenberg that curfews did not tend to reduce crime overall or reduce serious crime; they appear to do so, he said.
She did not tend to lie, as Trump does, about what Politico called matters of "policy substance"—what one could also call demonstrable facts about the world.
