Sentence examples for do we tend from inspiring English sources

What do we tend to misunderstand about Chinese youth?

Do we tend to overestimate the importance of communications revolutions?

Those machines will only compound our conundrum: in a wilderness of choices, do we tend to make the same ones again and again?

Why then, do we tend to revile, not praise, the whistle-blower who in many cases pays an extraordinary price for unmasking social and business cheating?

"We have a culture now where we have real trouble accepting that our kids make mistakes and fail, and when they do, we tend to blame someone else," said Tricia Bertram Gallant, author of "Creating the Ethical Academy," and director of the academic integrity office at the University of California at San Diego.

Not only do we tend to regard many behaviors as appropriate only if an individual has died; the criminal law treats as momentous the question of whether one person has killed that is, caused the death of another person, even if such considerations as motive, deliberation, and special circumstances are also important.

She is rarely the subject of tabloid gossip; she doesn't get into trouble, and when she does we tend not to pay much attention.

And in all of that doing we tend to forget our body as we force it.

And when looking for something special to make ourselves, do we not tend to search for specifically Passover recipes?

What we've done before, we tend to do again.

"Yes usually within my questions because of the way we do it, we tend to ask the questions and then work will come up within that".