Sentence examples for some tended from inspiring English sources

Of the 20 we ended up with, most were golden, but some tended toward amber and brown.

Unsurprisingly, those that recorded all allegations, as opposed to some, tended to record higher numbers, with double rather than single figures.

Some tended to be picky, and insisted on being far from the madding crowd.

(Well, that, and some tended to be battery hogs by using your GPS too heavily. Oh and we have Tinder and Grindr for hookups now, so we're, um, good there).

Interestingly, some tended to be hypomethylated (ectoderm and epidermis) while others were hypermethylated (embryonic and neurogenesis).

> -wrap-foot> Although milestones were reached at relatively predictable times, some tended to occur at similar time points to each other (Fig. 1, Tables 1 and 2).

Some tend to boost spending, others depress it.

Some tend to interpret violent weather as punishment.

Some tend to jump at sharp noises, like the popping of balloons.

In small- and medium-sized concerns, some managements are interested in training, while some tend to regard it as a luxury.

In contemporary American society, some tend to blame the less fortunate for their plight — they are seen as lazy and taking advantage of the system.