Sentence examples for tends to wipe from inspiring English sources

And water, like the most effective killers, tends to wipe away the evidence as it retreats.

India's 600 million farmers and the nation's poor are often the same people: a single failed crop tends to wipe out their savings and may lead to them losing their land.

The weekend after we meet, Moss is due to begin work with her dialect coach, to help dust off her kiwi accent: she tends to wipe clean after she is done with a part.

This is always a good thing, because in the prison my class lasts for three hours and now that I'm getting on a bit it tends to wipe me out, and I have to spend Friday afternoons in bed.

Bolsonaro tends to wipe away his calls for violence as mere instances of "sarcasm" and "humor" ― to borrow a popular piece of sophistry from Trump's rise to power, he wants Brazilians to take him seriously, but not literally.

Such bloody-minded scenarios tend to wipe away the sensuous mysticism of Wagner's creation.

The Sony and Microsoft consoles are widely available, while buyers tend to wipe out supplies of the Wii in a hurry.

The Jews do not get a mention in the Descent of Man, and although Darwin supposes that white races tend to wipe out others, it is not from any mental or physical superiority, but because we can tolerate their diseases but they cannot tolerate ours!

Meanwhile, performance increases in general-purpose computing over time (as described by Moore's Law) tend to wipe out these gains in only one or two chip generations.

You know, yellowish or more whitish, ropy or watery… Thankfully, a lot of guys tend to wipe up their own cum with the towels provided.

The band decided to keep the Hey Venus! tour simple as the elaborate stage designs and costumes used on previous tours tended to wipe out any profits created, resulting in "financial melt-down" for the group in 2006.