Sentence examples for it's tended from inspiring English sources

Feminism is a big dream, and maybe over the past few years it's tended to be a bit one-dimensional.

When I've been round his home for dinner, it's tended to be writers and poets rather than film people".

Now she hopes people will recognise her for her own work: "While I'm very proud of my back catalogue, it's tended to overshadow anything of my own.

"It's tended to be a home to both liberal Republicans and conservative Democrats, making it less attractive to their national parties," he said.

A longstanding problem for the sustainability movement is that it's tended to demand we stop this or that rather than offer attractive alternatives, says Ridley.

"A lot of big banks are looking to developing markets, but historically it's tended to be a volatile move," said James Sinegal, a bank analyst at the research firm Morningstar.

It's tends to be smokier and milder than North Carolina's vinegary, tangy approach.

"Now it's tending to be something fancier".

And every time that frustration butts up against reality, it's tending to find something solid.

It is tended by the nuns of the adjoining convent whose whitewashed cells sparkle in the Lakonic sun.

"It was tended to be viewed as a public health event," she explained.