Sentence examples for tend to tend from inspiring English sources

Still, meekness and depletion are how we tend to tend to see black people represented in art and in life; it's not by accident Kara Walker's artwork or the films 12 Years a Slave, Precious and Beasts of the Southern Wild are so popular.

They tend to tend in your stomach for longer, which is why people often feel fuller after eating them.

Flor goes for 30 minutes, while Henrietta says she tends to tend towards a shorter marination, to maximise the contrast "between what your dish tastes like at the beginning of the meal compared to what you get at the end".

Because the wild dogs do not respect boundaries, they often cross from conservation areas to community land, where children tending goats tend to run away from the wild dogs, leaving the animals vulnerable.

Rural areas tend to lean Republican, and tend to possess higher percentages of eligible voters.

Women tend to write subconsciously, men tend to plan more.

Properly tended, old vines tend to yield finer grapes than younger ones.

Another finding: Those who tend to procrastinate also tend to have lower inhibitions.

Those voters tend to be Democrats, and tend to vote in Democratic primaries.

They tend to marry later and tend to have their first sexual experience later.

"But if they tend to respect you, they tend to take your view on things".