Sentence examples for movement tends to from inspiring English sources

"This movement tends to be skeptical about the merit of these buildings".

The way they were positioned means that any sudden movement tends to send them headfirst".

Largely the brainchild of William Morris, the Arts and Crafts movement tends to be associated with southern England.

There is no going back for them, yet in the city there is not much going forward; the movement tends to be downward.

Hence the company name he chose: "This movement tends to go into the ungainly and awkward, so chunky seemed like a good word".

"Dance choreographers have definitely made their mark with some skaters, but in some instances the movement tends to be a little bit static," she continued.

Neurons that control movement tend to have a preferred direction, and fire their electrical pulses more frequently to perform a movement in that direction.

After the Oklahoma City bombing, with its perpetrators' ties to the militia movement (and, most likely, to other far right groups as well), the movement tended to dig in further underground.

Schools that are focussed on "achievement" (which is measured mostly by test scores) and on "discipline" (which usually restricts choice and movement) tend to serve poor children of color in large cities.

While the Soviet Union existed, the movement tended to seek development assistance from both the United States and the Soviet Union but to refrain from forming political or military alliances with either country.

From its early days the Lollard movement tended to discard the scholastic subtleties of Wycliffe, who probably wrote few or none of the popular tracts in English formerly attributed to him.