Sentence examples for tend to be plain from inspiring English sources

Their displays tend to be plain and dated.

Terran starships tend to be plain and practical, the Vasudans' starships are artistic with sleek lines and curves, and the enemies' ships - the Shivans - are sharp, pointy and asymmetrical in insidious black and red colors.

Females tend to be plainer.

Life was not as structured, and people's houses tended to be plain old suburban ranches or split levels on cheek-to-jowl lots instead of fancy places on big pieces of land.

In Ireland, soda bread tends to be plainer and more restrained.

Female pet shop bettas tend to be very plain in comparison, with short fins and muted colors.

The generalizations in this book that aren't obvious tend to be dubious or just plain stupid.

This follows a common geomorphological map style in which mountainous steep slopes tend to be lumped together while plains are divided into details.

Winters in the North German Plain tend to be consistently colder, if only by a few degrees, than in the south, largely because of winds from Scandinavia.

Farmsteads in the plains tend to be dispersed.

The Co-op has started on the long road back to reconstruction by launching a survey designed to remind participants just how unlike other retailers it is, and not only because its stores tend to be smaller and a little plainer than their rivals.