Sentence examples for indeed tended from inspiring English sources

The growth of retirement communities, like the one I am living in, have indeed tended to separate us old folks from the realm of our children.

In their headlong rush to prosperity, the Sperlongani have indeed tended to ignore what it was that made their town attractive to moneyed outsiders.

When I asked neighbors about her, they shrugged, until finally, an elderly woman looked at the picture and exclaimed: "Ay, that's Panchita the milkmaid!" Ms. Tulais -- Panchita -- had indeed tended cows for much of her life.

Mr Cameron encouraged the comparison before New Hampshire; since then he has been enthusiastic about John McCain and Mrs Clinton too.The parallel is superficially plausible because post-war American and British politics have indeed tended to mirror each other.

Barth insightfully discusses specific doctrinal analogues in a long note in Church Dogmatics, and these parallels have indeed tended to form the foundations for the understanding of Japanese Pure Land Buddhism in much of Western scholarly literature.

R6/1 mice indeed tended to display overall lower levels of affiliation [F 1,29) = 3.62, p = 0.07] and this effect was observed mainly in males on trial 1 [sex×genotype×trials: F 1,29) = 3.81, p = 0.06; post-hoc: p<0.05].

According to this system, players did indeed tend to perform better when pitted against former teammates.

There's something to that faith because markets, indeed, tend to be efficient.

After standing down in 2013 she acknowledged that narrow criteria of excellence would indeed tend to concentrate research funding.

Nevertheless, however many adjectives we choose to employ, they do indeed tend to follow a predictable pattern.

Interest rates on short-term loans do indeed tend to move in line with the federal-funds rate.