Sentence examples for tends to comment from inspiring English sources

Buchanan, of course, is a former political operative and media analyst who now brags that his campaign needs no political operatives or media analysts (meta with a wink), while Dole tends to comment on the campaign...in a manner so postmodern it makes your head spin.

Andrew Bolton, who manages the sales development team, says, "In addition to motivation, badging has helped create and promote a virtual team atmosphere, as everyone on the team tends to comment on or like the badge awards in Salesforce Chatter for our entire sales organization to see".

The net migration target has become part of the media and public discourse; the media and others tend to comment on the net migration statistics in this context.

I've tended to comment on more rightwing publications like the Telegraph to try and persuade the wavering Tory voters to vote Ukip.

But peer pressure can be a difficult thing – whenever I have a night out without drinking, other people tend to comment on my sobriety.

They don't tend to comment on online articles about these games: they're too busy nailing level 172 of Candy Crush Saga.

A man's battalion and brigade commander tended to comment on his own record, but senior generals tended to be more concerned with the type of offence and the state of discipline in that unit.

As an example, boy groups tended to put more focus on the entertaining dimension of playing with FV, while girl groups tended to comment on the games as annoying and disgusting.

- US patient The themes relating to emotions and other psychological issues were very much intertwined and respondents tended to comment upon the emotional impact of MD in the context of the other life domains.

In our study, when asked, women suggested various ways of promoting pre-pregnancy health and care however they tended to comment that they would probably ignore such information if they were not thinking of getting pregnant.

But, as the commute options become better, people tend to start commenting more".