Sentence examples for tends in from inspiring English sources

Unity without diversity tends, in most cases, to become tiresome.

Despite all this, he tends, in interviews, to avoid claiming any authority.

Each of these ratios tends in the direction of received wisdom.

-- WRAL-TV editorial, 1966 "Atheism and socialism -- or liberalism, which tends in the same direction -- are inseparable entities.

For that matter, Mr. Edsall tends, in these pages, to depict those two parties in highly stereotyped terms.

So Texas tends, in good years and bad, to have higher job growth than the rest of America.

FBI is tending in that direction.

But we're tending in that direction.

You tend, in jeans, to let anything go.

Many are tended in greenhouses, like the Tropicarium, which has a mini-rainforest.

But greedy people tend, in my experience, also to be sociable people.