But I had noticed that there tended, even among the least observant Jews, to be something about my presence, as a rabbi, that struck people as ineluctable.
Footloose, he paid no taxes; in revenge, the French government blocked his royalties.As old age approached, he tended even more to reach for his guitar rather than speak.
In South Africa, where it occurred earlier, only the Dutch (who built farmhouses of Dutch character) tended even to take their families with them.
Chords, even though complex, normally resolved sooner or later into the chords toward which they tended, even when the composer, as in the Haydn passage cited, added unstable elements to the chord of resolution and therefore occasioned further resolution.
Those of our ancestors who tended, even in the absence of the germ theory of disease, to steer clear of the things that cockroaches love most bodily waste, spoiled foods, and so on may have done "better, on average, in the reproduction lottery," she said.
Those of our ancestors who tended, even in the absence of the germ theory of disease, to steer clear of the things that cockroaches love most — bodily waste, spoiled foods, and so on — may have done "better, on average, in the reproduction lottery," she said.
Hunter, a London-based US stand-up, agrees that punters will tend, even if subconsciously, to make decisions based on skin colour.
Particularly in ED…And, so ah, we tend – even in medical field – we tend to stereotype the ED doctor, into very efficient, ah, fast-moving guys.
We tend, even, to interpret the interaction between animated objects in terms of desires, beliefs, and intentions (Heider and Simmel 1944).
Otherwise, the cuckoo will lay eggs in their nests, giving rise to chicks, which the wrens tend, even as the interlopers push the wrens' own offspring out.
That doesn't mean they get absolutely even, but they tend to even out and balance out.
