Sentence examples for the pictures tend from inspiring English sources

The pictures tend to be less racy than those on MySpace, but Ivy League co-eds aren't above posting pictures of themselves in their bras.

The pictures tend to be either improbably flattering or deliberately obscured - along with the rest of what's posted, they represent a highly manipulated reality.

Not a few Afghan politicians/warlords — or their close relatives — you get the picture — tend to be the favored ones.

When the camera pulls back on the scene, smaller features in the picture tend to get fuzzy, and the effect loses cohesion.

However, the picture tends to be more complex.

Looking closely at the works in both shows, you find that the historical pictures tend to emphasize the significance of rivers as a resource for industry or means of transportation.

The silliness is infectious, even though his pictures tend to overmythologize the urban man's romance with the internal-combustion engine.

Teller's images can look almost snapshot-like, though he had a rigorous formal training at Munich's Bayerische Staatslehranstalt für Photographie in the 80s, and his pictures tend to be carefully staged, though not posed.

Pictures tend to catch the eye more effectively than text does.

Truth be told, though, amateur pictures tend to be shoddy, justifying the cynic's explanation for the photography ban: that directors would rather punters bought better, official snaps in the museum shop.

(And pictures tend to come out in the end).