They really tend to be enforced by bribes and threats and clear punishments for their violation.
Does poetry really tend to be "freer from history than are prose fiction or drama"?
"The folks who have not been stung by these animals really tend not to prioritize it," Yanagihara said.
"People don't really tend to act on something until they hear footsteps coming behind them," Mr. Benjamin said.
It's just something that, I don't know — I really tend to play my best in a tiebreaker, for whatever reason.
With the Patriots ahead, 14-10, with 2 minutes 42 seconds left, Aikman said, "When you look at what Eli has done in these situations, I think he really tends to shine in the no-huddle".
Open-plan designs put a premium on public spaces, and bedrooms are often smaller because "people really tend to just sleep in bedrooms," said the project coordinator Chris Czichos, echoing the wisdom of Frank Lloyd Wright, whose Usonian houses allotted minimal space to bedrooms and bathrooms.
If Colbert's interviews — meta-interviews, really — tend to be a little edgier, a little more unpredictable, than either Stewart's or Letterman's, one can't help assuming that it's because they are conducted by The Character, not the everyday husband and father.
"The evidence really tends to exclude the idea that they entered the chamber one at a time, alive, over some time, because we have infants, small children, and very old adults who would almost certainly not have managed to get into this chamber without being deposited there".
