Sentence examples for talk tends from inspiring English sources

Let's make a bomb!' That kind of talk tends to scare guys away".

But their talk tends to be about girls and football, not international jihad.

All the talk tends to be about living standards, security and keeping foreigners out.

It happens so frequently that chase talk tends to waver back and forth between a single pair of pessimistic poles.

Gabbing, another crucial element of salon culture, is also evident, even if the talk tends more toward labor relations than toward horoscopes.

It's not what you might expect in this refuge of Emilia-Romagna, where the talk tends more toward lumache al verde and petroniana than to the price of flatware.

Talking tends to be cheaper than reporting.

Patti Smith's M Train (Blooms-bury, £18.99) is all about quietness and solitude, warmly documenting a largely uneventful period in her life in which she gives talks, tends to her cats and generally goes about her business.

The room was too big, so the talks tended to fail – and threatened the planet.

He never managed diplomatic small-talk, tended to say the wrong thing, and packed his own instant noodles for state trips abroad.

The different videotapes, which show the bodybuilders moving and talking, tend to modify one's preconceptions, and to convince one that these women, like most athletes, will also contribute to broadening notions of femininity and female power.