Examples of 'tend to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "tend to make"
tend to make - This phrase is used to express a tendency or inclination towards a certain action or behavior. It suggests that someone or something has a natural inclination or tendency to do or cause something
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You tend to make decisions very quickly.
Good friends do tend to make you smile.
They tend to make their decisions collectively.
Warm environments tend to make people sleepy.
We tend to make a judgment based on what we see.
Conflict and stress tend to make it worse.
They tend to make good sound bites.
This is a major mistake that we tend to make.
They tend to make it difficult for you.
Often the spouse tend to make any what.
They tend to make our lives difficult.
Sometimes transitions can tend to make us feel overloaded.
They tend to make things more resistible.
Inexperienced travelers tend to make the easiest targets.
Men tend to make a mountain out of a molehill.
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Beginner bloggers tend to make this mistake.
I tend to make things bigger than they are.
Heavy lunches tend to make people drowsy.
I tend to make total strangers feel at home.
Beautiful people tend to make higher salaries.
We tend to make careful note of our suffering.
Being a floating island does tend to make us a bit of a danger to shipping.
We tend to make decisions based on our emotions.
Good listeners tend to make suggestions.
Tend to make one a bit giddy.
Modern media tend to make things worse.
Tend to make a vivid impression on people.
Dull colors tend to make us more somber.
Tend to make up for three months.
The holidays tend to make people nostalgic.
Another mistake people on the run tend to make.
Weapons tend to make men do violent things.
Some antihistamines also tend to make you drowsy.
Angels tend to make their presence noticeable.
This is another mistake that people tend to make.
Some comrades tend to make simplistic comparisons.
This is the most common mistake we tend to make.
Traders tend to make errors in manual trading.
Arithmetic problems tend to make nerve.
They tend to make people look small.
This is a mistake we all tend to make.
Tragedies tend to make people more religious.
Several of them most people tend to make a claim.
Refugees tend to make highly motivated workers.
This is where many businesses tend to make mistakes.
People tend to make judgements at first glance.
Even highly talented people tend to make a mess.
And it does tend to make us all look alike.
Because lawyers who get me off tend to make partner.
They tend to make decisions very quickly.
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