Sentence examples for one tended from inspiring English sources
One tended to fall on the floor on one side of the table, the other on the other side.
No one tended to get married in our family so it wasn't on my agenda.
She smiled disarmingly but later, when she said: "In my head, I'm always the champ," one tended to believe her.
But the experience was more linear: one tended to read a novel or biography straight through, unless one was bored or daunted.
Dissatisfied Otto, contemplating the puzzle of identity in Some Other, Better Otto, despairs: "No wonder one tended to feel so fragile.
One tended to accept one's fate, whether it was the bottom, the middle, or the top, as being the state one was going to be in forever.
One tends, in such cases, to heap praise on the director and designers.
It is on such occasions that faith becomes fragile, and one tends to lose it.
"One tends not to emulate the mentally ill," she reflects.
One tends to favour a) rather than b).
