Sentence examples for performances tend from inspiring English sources

The performances tend to underscore this discrepancy in the writing.

"The performances tend to be somewhat improvised," Mr. Rosenthal said.

His installations and performances tend to be ephemeral in the extreme.

His debate performances tend toward the erratic, authoritative one moment, defensive and diffident the next.

Traditional Wagnerian performances tend to be rather silly spectacles, with lots of swords, cloaks and horned helmets.

When a team hits six homers to sweep a doubleheader, as the Mets did, shabby performances tend to be overlooked.

Performances tended to improve over time in a series spurts before plateauing.

Since the Czech language was not widely spoken, international performances tended to be in German.

Custer et al. found that increasing the number of performances tended to increase the quality and speed of the performance [ 14].

Arrangements chosen for performance tend to be showy.

CONVERSATIONS about South-East Asia's economic performance tend to revolve around trade.