Sentence examples for tended to practice from inspiring English sources

An alternative might be to cultivate what Buddhists call "nonattachment" — and if the earliest Buddhists tended to practice this in beautiful natural settings, perhaps that's only because they lacked shopping malls.

However, our participants tended to practice their religion alone.

This result contrasts with our previous preliminary study where participants who were more stressed tended to practice more.

Participants who were more stressed, depressed and anxious at baseline tended to practice less and take more time to complete the course.

Those who graduated from medical schools located in prefectures containing densely populated cities tended to practice in the prefecture of their medical school.

However, it has been noted that postgraduate doctors who were vocationally trained at smaller sites were more likely to practice in rural areas and that these doctors tended to practice at sites similar to those in which they were trained [ 17].

To avoid such complaints, retouchers tend to practice semi-clandestinely.

Second, those countries also tend to practice polygamy and have higher death rates for girls.

Zvonareva lives and trains in Moscow and tends to practice and lunch with other Russians on the tour.

And he is looked down upon by yoga's gourmets, who tend to practice the Iyengar or Ashtanga style of yoga.

It also helps us feel stronger, more resilient, and perhaps even extends our lives — when we feel great about ourselves, we tend to practice better self-care, too, including exercising more and eating well.