Sentence examples for tended only from inspiring English sources

They tended only to bend the truth, not break it.

After the initial looting, many depots remained unguarded or tended only occasionally for months.

Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's chief strategist, played down the debates a few weeks back, saying they tended only to reinforce voters' support of one candidate or another.

I tended only to meet the Scientologists in charged settings – when they were filming me, or ambushing one of my contributors, or accusing me of trespassing.

Toward the end of the artist's life, his native misanthropy increased, and he died an impoverished recluse, tended only by his few remaining friends.

The second is galvanising: attacks on peaceful protesters rarely make the police or government look anything but weak and cowardly, and have tended only to increase public support for civil disobedience.

We tend only to see the successes.

In Pakistan, we tend only to look at the problems and sort them out.

Mental health professionals, inevitably, tend only to see the most unwell individuals.

Like traffic police, they tend only to get noticed when things go badly.

We tend only to meet such minds in, well, in the pages of Saul Bellow fictions.