Sentence examples for tends to flatten from inspiring English sources

The effect is diminished on screen because Anderson's cool direction tends to flatten out the feeling.

So it tends to flatten, and then as inventories build up, prices fall.

At night the building tends to flatten out, giving it a strange stillness.

This tends to flatten the management hierarchy; the boss may call the shots, but they're readily redirected by employees.

In directions perpendicular to the accretor's rotation axis, the flow tends to flatten onto a disk because the rotation resists the inflow of the material.

The air resistance they meet on the way down tends to flatten them on the bottom, while they retain the rounded shape on top.

Television pictures tend to flatten golf greens.

Pelfrey's slider tended to flatten out earlier this season.

Free energy calculations, and especially solvent modeling, tend to flatten the potential energy surface.

And it's an improvement over the previous lighting, which tended to flatten the frescoes.

"People's taste buds tend to flatten out, so you have to bring up the flavors".