Sentence examples for than we tend from inspiring English sources
"And it's a bigger one than we tend to remember in our dance world".
Heroes may turn up anywhere, and there are more of them than we tend to think.
Part of his argument consists in showing that the past was more violent than we tend to imagine.
I think that among Egyptians, at least, opinion is more nuanced than we tend to give them credit for.
We are more intelligent, more creative and more talented than we tend to give ourselves credit for.
Or it could be that authenticity is a more complex and interesting notion than we tend to acknowledge.
In a study undertaken at Stanford University entitled "Misery has More Company Than People Think" We tend to attribute positive experiences to others while at the same time amplifying negative impressions of our own life.
Realistically, we should know ourselves better than knowing anyone else, but more often than not we tend to dislike ourselves, are constantly finding fault, and so reject what we find.
This true internationalism, is much more progressive than what we tend to hear in the West.
"If we focused as much attention on helping people start a business or helping small businesses add someone on the payroll, we'd be going in a better direction than what we tend to do, whether it's stadiums or other things," he said.
It has rather been the catalyst of a deeper phenomenon: throwing off the mask, being able to show one's true self, which is almost always better than what we tend to show of ourselves in everyday life".
