Sentence examples for tend to object from inspiring English sources

This is hugely politically difficult, because car owners tend to object very noisily to such measures.

But then pro-gun Republicans also tend to object to teachers' unions.

Swing voters like suburban soccer moms tend to object to abortion being banned.

Theodore Roosevelt's vigorous promotion of it, and Democrats tended to object to it.

And Japanese speakers tend to group objects by material rather than shape, whereas Koreans focus on how tightly objects fit together.

"We tend to collect objects that explore the essential relationships between materials, techniques and form".

After all, artists tend to prize objects and materials for their aesthetic rather than their functional or utilitarian qualities.

People generally prefer not to think more than necessary, and they tend to prefer objects, people, products, and words that are simple to pronounce and understand.

They tend to concern objects for which a precise geographical provenance cannot be determined, making future claims impossible to back up with solid evidence.

All these qualities tend to be objects of admiration by non-Jews (even if there is something mildly patronising in Jewishness being seen as a performance for the goyim).

Westerners tend to categorize objects based on shared features (cows go with chickens because they are both animals), whereas Easterners focus more on relationships between objects (cows go with grass, because cows eat grass).