Sentence examples for while he tends from inspiring English sources

While he tends to align with the Democrats, he said he never considered becoming one.

While he tends to his sandwich, his record becomes so omnipotent that it takes over the universe.

While he tends to favor the right wing, he has also given a platform to the left wing of Orthodoxy.

He calls his lecture "Anti Anti-Relativism" because while he tends to support relativism, he is not fully comfortable with postmodern relativism, in which almost no judgments are valid and even anthropology begins to seem an impossible undertaking.

His pace would be difficult to handle anyway, but his low arm makes it harder to pick the ball up from the action, while he tends to skid on to the bat as well.

And while he tends to leave the public protesting to "agitating women" like Pascoe's acerbically outspoken wife and Dalziel's politically active girlfriend, Hill gives his detectives much leeway in their handling of local justice.

She was career-oriented and extroverted, while he tended to be artistic and shy.

Three years ago, Loroupe was standing next to him while he tended to the livestock on the family's farm in Kapsoit, Kenya.

In a hasty conversation this afternoon while he tended to last-minute chores before leaving for New York on Saturday, Mr. Goodman imagined what Broadway might be thinking.

His sons, Daniel, 18, and Scott, 12, used to fall asleep at his feet in his tractor while he tended his wheat and soybeans on 1,100 acres, 700 of which he leased.

Each time she wrote, it was as if she were reinventing what she did with words, while he tended to repeat his forms until he had driven them into the ground, or driven everyone crazy with them.