Sentence examples similar to tend to constrict from inspiring English sources
Her tone tended to constrict on her highest notes.
The pupil tends to constrict, and the normally clear iris markings may become less distinct.
Ms. Mastropierro's voice tended to constrict at full volume, but her penetrating top notes thrilled; when she perfects her technique, watch out.
The fibers themselves do not swell, setting up a competition between the matrix, for which swelling tends to open the tube, and the fibers, for which swelling tends to constrict the tube.
The elbow bend tended to constrict the flow presented by the vertical inlet tangent leg while sometimes acting as a wave and droplet generator for the horizontal outlet tangent leg.
The challenge will be to fulfill and expand them, despite the day-to-day emergencies and distractions that tend to blur and constrict worthy visions over the long term.
Remission rates tend to be lower with procedures that only constrict the stomach and higher with those that bypass portions of the small intestine.
We're so constricted and oppressed, so we tend to turn out pretty wild.
Most of us will recognize the constricting nature of "No I won't" while "Yes I will" or "Yes I can" will tend to produce a more uplifting experience.
