Sentence examples for sometimes tend from inspiring English sources

Mr. Raffles's flights of prose sometimes tend to excess.

People in their 80s, it seemed to me, do sometimes tend to speak more bluntly.

The young sometimes tend to think we've always been like this.

Because of labour-management difficulties, workers sometimes tend not to trust the diagnosis of the management-hired physician.

People sometimes tend to go backwards when they give attention to what other people think they should do.

If his buildings sometimes tend to be over-polite, if not bland, that too is intentional, he says.

Arthur sometimes tends to miss easy shots more often than he makes hard shots.

While Ms. Bhabha's previous efforts have sometimes tended in this direction, they have also tended to swat away these analogies.

The album, Simon's twelfth, features more of the the African guitar that has anchored Simon's music since "Graceland," but sometimes tends toward abstract meditations.

By the same token, Mazzetti sometimes tends to romanticize what he calls "the patient, 'gentle' work of intelligence gathering and espionage" at the agency of yore.

In the years he lived alone on Shafer Avenue, where he had a pet ferret, neighbors caught only glimpses of him, sometimes tending a flower bed.