Sentence examples for think I tend from inspiring English sources

says Hardcastle. "I think I tend to be quite strict.

It's very true, and that is why, I think, I tend to write very pithy.

"I think I tend to go too fast most of the time," Prescod said.

Case in point: Questioned about his rankings decline recently in Ohio, and what, if anything, that meant to him, Federer snapped, "What do you think?" I tend to think there is a possibility that Federer would at least consider quitting by the end of next year.

"That's why I think I tend to do well," he said.

People think I tend to find those roles easier than I do a role like this, 'cause it's harsh.

I tend to think I don't kill them.

I tend to think I'm a pretty nice guy.

When I think of Booq, I tend to think of their roomy, semi-rigid backpacks, but this handsome messenger bag might change the way I think of them.

When I think of it I tend to think of the school bully who duffs people up in the playground.

(I'm Irish, so when I think about religion I tend to think about suffering and self-hatred. Or boredom and terror.