Sentence examples for tended increasingly from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, her concerts tended increasingly toward disaster.
Muslim thought tended increasingly to blur the old stereotyped distinction between modernist and traditionalist, or fundamentalist, thinking.
Going by what is here, he tended increasingly to sacrifice robust physicality for an elegance bordering on preciousness.
Its farms and fisheries are tended increasingly by older folk, while its tourism trekking and hot-spring dipping in the summer, skiing in the winter is seasonal.
The post-war novels tended increasingly towards a formulaic recipe whose typical ingredients - the white plantation baron, the black rural worker, the tropical landscape and the mulatta seductress - were tempered with the spices of sex and magic.
Partly as a result of this concern with interiority, new art tended increasingly to be produced for private rather than public display, for apartments rather than academic salons, for the "feminine" rather than the "masculine" realm.
The conditions of the free peasantry worsened over time, their growing obligations tending increasingly toward serfdom.
(Even the nonhereditary candidates tend increasingly to be people whose initial fame was won in some branch of show business, like Bill Bradley and Ronald Reagan — the American equivalents of life peers).
Germany will never be as centralised as Britain or France, but if people have something to say to a national audience they tend increasingly to say it in Berlin.Since 2004 Berlin has created jobs at a faster pace than the German average.
Vico characterizes this movement as a "necessity of nature" ("Idea of the Work," §34, p.21) which means that, with the passage of time, human beings and societies tend increasingly towards realizing their full potential.
After all, there are plenty of long issues that can be avoided or lessened by living a more active lifestyle, a motivation that becomes all the more apparently as our lives tend increasingly toward the sedentary.
