Sentence examples for tended to keep it from inspiring English sources

When Mitchell was fitted with a mechanical prosthesis, she tended to keep it bent at a ninety-degree angle, as though in a sling, giving visual representation to the posture of her throbbing phantom, which she was powerless to move.

Dominique Brugière's lighting tended to keep it dark onstage, but it's hard to imagine Elektra unfolding in the same sun-drenched courtyards as Entfürung.

But it's a hard struggle because, no matter what the subject of the English novel, its linguistic tradition tends to keep it looking down through a window at broader social life: a bit like the Schlegel sisters trying and failing to get their heads around Leonard Bast in Howard's End).

The big foundations, in particular, do lots of research, but they tend to keep it to themselves.

"And when you're a black quarterback, you can't talk to anybody, so you tend to keep it inside.

When you give a child a bear, they tend to keep it for the rest of their days.

Once we begin the interview process, I tend to keep it short — and put a lot of value into my gut reaction.

People don't necessarily buy the highest-end computer with the most secure operating system, and they tend to keep it around until it's vulnerable.

I tend to keep it simple by making just one slow-cooked, one-pot meal while looking out on to the forest.

And since the smaller version uses a AA battery that lasts about two weeks with continuous use, users tend to keep it turned on.

Once I get it going, I tend to keep it going" Woods had plenty to get fired up about, because all parts of his game were working: his driver, irons, short game and putter.