Sentence examples for what tended from inspiring English sources

But that is what tended to happen to concert hall sound during much of the 20th century, and that, too, reflected a changing aesthetic.

"What tended to be social spaces for local Chinese residents are being replaced by commercial spaces for newcomers to the neighbourhood," explains Rossen, after discussions with residents.

In an atmosphere of that sort, "bitching" was too mild a word for what tended to occur amongst the prima donnas.

One speaker said that what tended to distinguish private sector organisations was their determination to put the customer first, irrespective of whether they were using face-to-face, telephone or online communication, and the public sector should learn from this.

What tended to happen was that objectors, walking past a derelict ruin or a rubbish-strewn construction site week after week, would become more amenable to the notion of something – anything – being built.

The complement to this emphasis upon feeling was to look to the results of affective preference that is to say, a criterion for conduct in such a case was what tended to make people better and happier.

We know what tends to follow.

But that's what tends to happen.

That's what tends to excite us".

What tends to be their first question?

And that's what tends to happen with this group.