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The phrase 'tend to be rather' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that something is usually true or happens often. For example: "Most people tend to be rather busy on weekdays."
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Transitions tend to be rather unsettled.
They also tend to be rather opaque.
You tend to be rather grandiose.
Computer people tend to be rather contemptuous of televisions.
It's true that they tend to be rather morose.
Some of your aspirations tend to be rather unrealistic".
First, I learned that militaries tend to be rather conservative institutions.
You tend to be rather introverted, and you typically need a great deal of freedom.
Some are fine, but many tend to be rather indifferent mixtures of crabmeat and bottled mayonnaise.
Within Hinduism, such affiliations tend to be rather loose, nonexclusive, and nebulous.
His novels consequently tend to be rather ragged assemblings of disparate incidents.
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