Sentence examples for tends to consider from inspiring English sources

We have a very human trait that tends to consider ourselves inadequate if this happens.

The England manager, we know by now, is not one who tends to consider the sensitivities of his players.

All this makes the current war a preventive one, which international law tends to consider illegal and illegitimate without United Nations sanction, regardless of the venality of the foe or the assemblage of the coalition of nations against it.

Olds is a jubilantly physical poet, renowned (or notorious, depending on your point of view) for rejoicing in the body and its functions, particularly the sexual ones, which she tends to consider through the lens of what she playfully calls "my heteromania".

This paper mainly tends to consider the fixed-time stability behavior for impulsive dynamical systems.

Economic theory tends to consider travel time as derived from participation in activities.

"The companies tend to consider it onerous and expensive".

No wonder political parties tend to consider candidates' looks.

Mennonites tend to consider behavior more important than belief.

Historians have tended to consider Populism muddleheaded: America looked forward, Populists looked backward.

Then, the news, or what I tend to consider, on "The Daily Show," the fun part.