Some other nations are more governed by the past and tend to question their future more.
I tended to question it most in the moments before I approached a possible interviewee.
The managers of the armed forces tend to increase the contingencies they wish to prepare for, while skeptical taxpayers tend to question whether certain preparations are absolutely essential.
Firstborns tend to be more conservative and identify more with power and authority, where laterborns tend to question the status quo and become our greatest revolutionaries.
Even some of Mr. English's friends tend to question whether one man can maintain high standards at roughly two dozen restaurants, especially from a distance.
What gloating there was on Web sites after the attack tended to question the abilities of the interior minister, Prince Nayef, who is the chief law enforcement officer.
What division case officers would tend to look at as valid information, furnished by Soviet sources who risked their lives to cooperate with them, counterintelligence officers tended to question as disinformation, provided by KGB-controlled sources.
But all foreign media have come under threat because, unlike almost all local outlets, international reporters have tended to question the government narrative that Egypt is on the path to democracy.
It might be helpful if the media, politicians and universities started acknowledging that the poor are already high up their agendas, since these same institutions tend to question whether the working class still exists.
It's a sign of our democracy's health that Americans tend to question government even during national crises; a half-dozen Congressional, military and other panels investigated Pearl Harbor while Americans were still dying in World War II.
