Sentence examples for tended to pick from inspiring English sources
Thoughtful Africans tended to pick a confession that offered something more than liturgy.
Mr. Abney's sister, Yvonda, 38, said that her brother had speech problems and stuttered, and people tended to pick on him.
Previous radical governments in modern Britain – there have not been many – have tended to pick their battles with more care and patience than the coalition.
He tended to pick at his food, while Abigail could go either way, eating a lot or a little, depending on her mood.
"They referred to the book, or to the author's voice; and they tended to pick out a string of scenes and hope that something inherent in the story would hold it all together.
Not surprisingly, for the movie they wanted to watch immediately, people tended to pick lowbrow comedies and blockbusters, but when asked what movie they wanted to watch later they were more likely to pick serious, important films.
And Target tends to pick younger designers".
"I tend to pick things up, like souvenirs, cards, pins.
They tend to pick youngsters, often stupefyingly undistinguished specimens.
Children tend to pick up MLE at secondary school.
First Ladies tend to pick an issue on which to focus during their husbands' tenure.
