Sentence examples for rather tends from inspiring English sources

This rather tends to explain the audacious manner they adopted".

"It rather tends to give me the pip and makes me think of popping down into the country till things have bucked up a trifle".

Wherefore the musicians likewise blame Socrates, and with justice, for rejecting the relaxed modes in education under the idea that they are intoxicating, not in the ordinary sense of intoxication (for wine rather tends to excite men), but because they have no strength in them.

That rather tends to swamp the signal.The only thing that makes the distinctive spectral features of methane on Mars worth looking for is that spectral lines caused by methane on Mars are offset compared with the same lines caused by methane on Earth, thanks to the relative movement of the two planets.

Pontosubicular necrosis is rarely noted in isolation, but rather tends to coexist with other hypoxic-ischemic lesions [ 26].

However, imaging data indicate that sleep does not selectively enhance false memories but rather tends to promote general consolidation in hippocampo-neocortical circuits of memories subsequently associated with both true and false recollections [ 62].

"I'd rather tend to my garden.

Jacob Lateiner's reading rather tended to smooth over these differences.

Fathers do rather tend to rage in Shakespeare: they are forever erupting unconscionably.

Women did not display such a one-party skew, but rather tended to react to individual candidates.

Results suggest that the role conflict between caring responsibilities is not common but the responsibilities rather tend to cumulate and represent the strong sense of family solidarity.