Sentence examples for does not tend toward from inspiring English sources

"The category does not tend toward mascots like this," Mr. Passikoff said.

The results show that the deflection distribution does not tend toward the planar flame solution with increasing radius as might have been expected.

The power model was not selected because it does not tend toward a plateau, whereas data from early blood Pb pilot studies (using higher doses than commonly used in the Phase II studies) suggested that the blood Pb end point does tend to do so.

There isn't much of it, and what there is doesn't tend toward hummable tunes, surging passions or flamboyant calisthenics.

An unlikely creature such as the Mola emerged because the process of evolution doesn't tend toward any endpoint.

However, the curve did not tend toward an asymptote, suggesting that a considerable amount of variation (in terms of novel genes) remains to be discovered with the addition of further genomes.

But even Nolde — who, incidentally, fell prey to Nazi sympathies, as Munch did not — tends toward generality in what he expresses.

Hotels for adventure travelers don't tend toward the stylish.

"We don't tend toward cities," Paseltiner said as they crossed Columbus Avenue, explaining that after Williams they had all lived together in a house in Hadley, Massachusetts, where the band got started.

Soros has learned that "markets don't tend toward equilibrium," and takes advantage of the way conventional thinking doesn't correspond to reality.

As shown in Fig. 3, the vertically averaged flow in the harbor appears to circulate in the harbor, and thus, the suspended sediment does not tend to be transported toward the vortex center if it is transported along the streamlines of the vertically averaged flow.