Sentence examples for tended more from inspiring English sources
Warren's actual vices tended more toward the ideological.
Other responses to the Huntley case tended more toward satire.
The social areas were freewheeling and tended more to conceptual and documentary work, performance and installation.
His own dining preferences tended more toward Le Cirque than Tad's.
The paintings tended more and more toward a private kind of spirituality, as well.
Plea bargaining, the committee declared, tended "more than any other course... to attain the just end of all punishment".
The restaurants I patronized as a youngster tended more toward the hearty and homey than the subtle and sophisticated.
The colors tended more toward the emotional than informational, particularly on the eve of major travel holidays.
His later books tended more and more to go to niche readerships, though he said The Occult (1971) earned him £100,000.
The reforms, which theretofore had mostly been necessary for greater administrative efficiency, now tended more and more to destroy the balance of political power.
Morgan Stanley, in fact, merged with Dean Witter, Discover, a firm whose clientele tended more to the blue collar than the white shoe.
