Sentence examples for i'd tend from inspiring English sources

If I had to choose, though, I'd tend toward 'victorious' for sure.

To anyone contemplating a life in docs, I'd tend to ask two questions.

A German review of the Lumix DMC-SZ3 suggests the Samsung WB30F "smart camera" (£94) as a better option, and I'd tend to agree.

I quite liked Mads' wife Kristina's reaction to being told he wasn't in fact going to take any time off: "You're an idiot, do you know that?" So far I'd tend to agree.

An American-less oneworld would be under enormous pressure from Star Alliance and SkyTeam, and could conceivably lose more members or fold altogether something that should probably be avoided).Since I'm generally bullish on the airline alliances (and competition between them), I'd tend to think the US Airways/oneworld route would be better for competition, and thus better for travellers.

Shamefully, if an unemployed person was sitting across a desk from me, explaining that they had done a few months at a rival organisation – one that took on new staff all the time – but hadn't been considered worthy of paid employment at the end of it, I'd tend to view this as a somewhat negative detail, rather than a positive one.

Because my own folk roots are British, I'd long overlooked Guthrie and the folk strains he represents; I'd tended to go along too readily with the Gershwin song that says, "The real American folk song is a rag".

"I would tend to trust their judgment.

I would tend to her tears in my own bed.

I would tend to lean in that direction.

I would tend to say no, but I have no way of knowing".