Sentence examples for though tended from inspiring English sources

The longest conversations I had with Jay, though, tended to be when I was drunk as a skunk.

The flowering plants available, though, tended to emphasize color above all else and to be high maintenance.

Such opinions, though, tend to be expressed privately.

Blacks, though, tend to remember him as a Robin Hood.

The most common irritants, though, tend to be more concrete.

Smaller contractors, though, tend not to have that work to begin with, he said.

Second-home owners, though, tend to support the watershed purchases, because they ensure postcard-worthy panoramas.

Most things, though, tend to the petit, including the wine, which is served in half-size wineglasses and priced accordingly.

Their tastes, though, tend to run to the gaudy and vulgar, something that, incongruously, is encouraged by their virginity-guarding parents.

The focus of this latest controversy, though, tends to be the recent wave of environmental and public health cases -- tobacco, lead paint, superfund cleanup sites.

That, though, tends to assume a group of consenting employers, all signed up to enforce bans in the post-PCC era.