Sentence examples similar to we tended toward from inspiring English sources

We tend toward a glossy, forgiving view of historic Presidencies.

"We tend toward scruffy here," said Will Carter, the co-owner of the wine shop.

But when it comes to expressing thanks, we tend toward uninspired, joyless missives demanded by protocol.

"We tend toward thinking that less is more — the fewer medical interventions, the better".

At Colt family dinners these days, we tend toward the kind of family tranquillity Norman Rockwell depicted in his paintings.

We want to see ourselves as good people, and when that self-image is threatened, we tend toward finding some way to justify why we didn't act.

The news media have delivered more vivid horror -- both real and fictional -- than we can absorb, and out of self-protection from this onslaught, we tend toward disengagement.

We tend toward under confidence and community interest at the expense of profit.

We tend toward or are attracted to that which is of greater or positive value, and tend to move away from or are repelled by that which is of lesser or negative value.

When we don't know who or what to trust, we tend toward the lowest common denominator.

But the more we tend toward the substantive end of the spectrum, the more we risk justifying a great deal of paternalism under the cover of a commitment to autonomy.