Sentence examples for tended to capture from inspiring English sources

Tape of Williams talking suggests he had a deeper and more resonant tone than the records tended to capture, so if in Hiddleston's performance we hear something a little more sonorous, it's hard to argue that it's inaccurate.

Marginal predictions showed that fleets of Venezuelan and United States tended to capture proportionally much more sailfish than spearfish.

Previous research has tended to capture learners' SRL awareness using questionnaires or observations (e.g., Pintrich and DeGroot 1990; Zimmerman 2008; Cho and Jonassen 2009; Jansen, van Leeuwen, Janssen, Kester, and Kalz 2016).

Findings suggested that "worst pain" recalled over the past week contributed most to the Pain Interference score, and that current pain tended to capture less severe pain than "worst" or "average" pain recalled from the past week.

They found that the hydrogen atoms in water slowed neutrons, but tended to capture them.

They've tended to capture territory that had already been captured by other Syrian groups who had been disorganized or mismanaged and hadn't been able to hold on to the territory very well.

One consequence of this is that balls tend to capture each other when they collide.

They tend to capture emergent phenomenon sooner than traditional social science methods.

Madani tends to capture them with rough, unfinished brushstrokes in medias res — pissing, shitting, ejaculating.

The "Doc Hollidayy sort of air, pristine mostly, is what state and federal records tend to capture.

"There's a certain spirit to my father that I tend to capture in various guises," Mr. Russo said.