Sentence examples for tended strongly from inspiring English sources

Her editorial style tended strongly to the personal, even idiosyncratic, and included sharp wit and venom among its weapons.

Republican administrations tended strongly to Kennan's containment, arms reductions, and noninterventionism.

Democratic administrations tended strongly to Nitze's containment, arms buildup, and interventionism.

When they completed a measure of automatic, unconscious biases, the "consumers" tended strongly toward values having to do with self-enhancement, like wealth, image and success.

These and similar facts tend strongly against any general absorption of appreciable amount.

Louis van Gaal, an admirer of the former great Dutch coach Rinus Michels, feels compelled to try tactical experimentation and tends strongly to a new system.

A lot of TV culture tends strongly to vulgarity and stupidity so people think: "What's my single voice going to do to stop this?" This issue has brought what was a simmering problem to a head.' Quite what stringent editorial measures the BBC will introduce in the aftermath of Manuel-gate remains to be seen.

The occurrence of an ascending passage cut in the rock in G I-e, and similar in character to that formed in the masonry of the Great Pyramid G I, tends strongly to confirm Petrie's belief of a single plan for the latter building, as against Borchardt's theory of a subsequent revision of plan, the ascending passage being added later.

The "modern American speech writer" he notes, "tends strongly to operate under a guiding imperative not to sound too high a note" (p. 47).

Although they do not all tend strongly to reflect a single underlying topology, they do have aspects in common.

"It's what we've seen consistently in past campaigns, that white evangelical Protestants tend to lean strongly toward the Republican candidate," said Jessica Martinez, a Pew senior researcher.