Sentence examples for tends he from inspiring English sources

He still has a job, but the work environment tends, he says, to be hostile since "the union thing" picked up steam.

Anderson is reluctant to see the benefit of the Nursery: he tends, he says, to go too wide to right-handers and struggles to slant it up the hill across the lefties.

Another rare characteristic is his sunny outlook: this is a critic who rarely criticises.Coming to pop relatively late, Mr Ross tends, he admits, to invest it with more adult feeling; he launches an impressive sally against the idea that classical music is intrinsically grown-up and pop isn't.

"I tend," he explains, "to do my most important thinking in incidental, accidental, almost daydreamy ways".

In Seattle, where writers are well tended, he is a celebrity.

With no desk to tend, he can travel in search of new artists.

"They tend," he said, "to be much more conservative on social issues".

He tended what he called "my little newspaper".

He tends to wheeze when he talks.

He tends to disappear when he's finishing something.

On the big points, he tends to serve here,' " he said, "Because it's so instinctive.