Sentence examples for often tended from inspiring English sources

Colville observed: "His prophecies have often tended to be borne out by events".

Some experts in and out of government say the assessments have often tended to be alarmist.

Jews are a people, but the supplied evidence most often tended to be religious.

The study also found that children who ate family dinners often tended to have healthier diets throughout the day.

Fortunately, the currents were seldom fast and, on long voyages, often tended to cancel each other out.

Manuel, unlike the former manager Willie Randolph, who often tended to be defensive when the team took on water, did not deny the obvious.

But because those politics so often tended to be conservative and pro-military, they looked to kindred fans like a normal, neutral baseline rather than an obvious skew.

Modern Egyptian writers, he said, had often tended to be highbrow experimentalists who, partly from self-censorship, steered away from social and political issues.