Sentence examples for think tended from inspiring English sources

The same fears of acceptance, or of what others may think, tended to be common reasons, as were the nagging questions, "what if I am not enough?" and "what if I am not right?" One of the strengths commonly shared in the room was a good understanding of the level of expertise they possessed in their domain, however, many of the women found it hard to take chances on opportunities.

I think they tend to, I think, tended to deal with it quite well.

And any judge who I think tends to suppress that might be doing a disservice.

Summer memories, I think, tend to be the most vivid of all.

Rivers, I think, tend to work against that kind of thing.

"And people who are creative, I think, tend to keep them coming".

I have some problems with mysticism which I think tends to lead to an authoritarian approach.

They tend to use a certain kind of storytelling, which I think tends to have a specific bandwidth of emotions it can illicit.

Muslim thought tended increasingly to blur the old stereotyped distinction between modernist and traditionalist, or fundamentalist, thinking.

In the past, thought tended to be more of a private affair.

However, with time Renaissance thought tended to go to the other extreme in making everything human-centered.