Sentence examples for what she tends from inspiring English sources

That's what she tends to say when she talks about it.

I asked Eleanor's mom, who's a pediatrician, and here's what she said: "Preschoolers tend to see death as temporary and reversible.

The matter was discussed by the cabinet, and the cabinet in Mrs Thatcher's day was not a notably collegiate body; what she had decided tended to be whatever she wanted it to decide.

Krishna Winston's translation faithfully conveys what is said, but she tends to simplify and generalize how it is said.

What she's had "tends to be about things like being overweight and stuff like that".

I didn't say nothing but just gave her a look telling her that she should tend to what she knows about and I'll tend to what I know about.

She tends to convey what is on her mind and disregards how others may take what she says.

She tends to choose exactly what she wears herself".

What she meant was that you tend to fall in love with someone who reminds you of one of your parents.

("A scientifically proven tool," Ruthie the concierge had assured me, "only $33.50 including tax!") The picture, a yellow, green and red blob, told Renee what she already knew: that I tend only to use my left brain (true), don't express my emotions to the fullest (true) and that the cleansing had lifted a weight off my energy field (I'll let you know).

The clinician explains, as required, more about what research is and what it might entail; what tends to be recorded in an EHR; and reminds the patient that, if she consents, she might be asked to participate in research on different topics from those relating to her current treatment.