Sentence examples for tends instead from inspiring English sources
She tends instead to Abbi's emotional needs, and tries to tempt her into a threesome, or a twosome.
He tends instead to extract beauty from the crudest industrial materials: raw concrete, steel I-beams, metal screens.
He tends, instead, to talk, after mass shootings, about how much better it would have been if everyone in the room had had a gun, and he spent a good part of the campaign warning "Second Amendment people" that there were nefarious plans afoot to ravage the Constitution and take away their guns.
Regression results compiled in this paper provide compelling evidence that the Ghana national health insurance scheme, rather than being pro-poor as was originally formulated, tends instead to differentially benefit the relatively prosperous respondents in a survey conducted in Ghana's most impoverished region.
They tended instead toward brief, dramatically disruptive appearances.
Kingship in Muslim dynasties has tended instead to pass between brothers.
They were wary of church-state entanglements, so tended instead to their flocks' basic needs.
English, by contrast, contains numerous diphthongs that tend instead to close it down.
They tend, instead, to solve problems for other companies, which entails building relationships with product-development groups around the world.
Jurors and viewers cannot vote for their own countries, so they tend instead to choose their neighbors.
The harmony is largely tonal, but it is anti-Romantic in effect, tending instead toward a decorous neo-Baroque sensibility.
