Sentence examples for tend to look more from inspiring English sources

Illustrations of fruit tend to look more "wallpapery" than photos.

Or as Mr. Temkin put it, "Niles's trees tend to look more like bushes".

Venus and Serena Williams, the game's longtime dominant sisters, tend to look more abstracted, in a world closed onto themselves.

"We tend to look more at the bigger things that have legs and will last in the news," he said.

Conservatives tend to look more favorably on privatizing prisons, prison services, and probation, a scheme that liberals view with deep distrust.

Although many of the objects use traditional craft mediums and techniques, their makers tend to look more to the present and the future than the past.

The F.D.A. tends to look more closely at the primary goal of a trial.

"I prefer the spoiler as well because it tends to look more like a stock car, which this is supposed to be, stock car racing," he said.

And because the D.I.Y. variety is made out of a real book, it tends to look more authentic than a fake one.

"When there is a small uptick in crime, it tends to look more prominent because the base level is so low," Mayor Alex Knopp said.

Society tends to look more kindly on a fellow who invites his mother to come live with him than on a guy who, like Albert Brooks in last year's movie "Mother," simply moves back into his old room.