Sentence examples for tend to recognize from inspiring English sources

Nor do men tend to recognize depression in themselves.

"They don't tend to recognize the consequences of their actions".

But skaters are a far more diverse and accepting bunch than most people tend to recognize.

Among a certain set, Puddicombe is a celebrity — although what people tend to recognize is his voice.

They tend to recognize that they have a chance to start over and to possess some work experience.

Most Administrations — even the new ones — tend to recognize that they face trade-offs and tough choices.

"And the person at the podium has tended to recognize that".

Military law tends to recognize that soldiers must confront myriad, and potentially lethal, ambiguities amid the heat of battle.

"I don't think we get enough credit, and I don't think the I.O.C. tends to recognize how difficult it is".

"Historically, social and legal norms tended to recognize and treat for-profit and progressive social or environmental motivations and activities separately," said Jonathan S. Storper, a partner at the law firm Hanson Bridgett who specializes in sustainable and socially responsible business.

Williams, who had a.520 winning percentage in 21 seasons and won championships in 1972 and 1973, is the type of manager the Hall tends to recognize: someone who was successful over many seasons and won at least one World Series.