Examples of 'we tend to see' in a sentence
Meaning of "we tend to see"
We tend to see: An expression indicating a common observation or pattern that is frequently noticed or acknowledged
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We tend to see commonalities more than differences.
There is a lot more to this world than we tend to see.
We tend to see so much in black and white.
I believe when death is near we tend to see those who went before us.
We tend to see what we have seen before.
But once something comes to our attention we tend to see it everywhere.
And we tend to see only these people.
When we look to the future, we tend to see obstacles.
We tend to see just the light of healthcare.
When we feel tired we tend to see the darker side of all things.
We tend to see nature as something external to humanity.
If we are arrogant, we tend to see arrogance in other people.
We tend to see only what we want to see.
On the one hand, we tend to see humanness everywhere.
We tend to see all suffering people as victims.
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In other words, we tend to see only what we believe.
We tend to see what serves our interest.
Second, with transparency we tend to see more of humans at their worst.
We tend to see the human body as shameful.
Faced with a problem, we tend to see only the bad things.
We tend to see these events as random and disconnected.
Conversely, when we are specifically looking for something, we tend to see it everywhere.
But we tend to see those as separate locations.
During massive blood sugar fluctuations, we tend to see cortisol dysregulation as well.
We tend to see failure as something negative.
People are generally creatures of habit, so we tend to see them in the same.
Some say we tend to see ourselves as insignificant.
In a consumer society and times like the present, we tend to see abundance as necessary.
We tend to see faces in clouds and rock formations.
When our minds are steeped in negativity, we tend to see things from a negative light.
We tend to see this as a negative thing.
Since then, HIV / AIDS has unfolded along a pattern we tend to see only in nightmares.
We tend to see them as separate realities.
If we are focusing on fearful thoughts, that 's what we tend to see.
And we tend to see immigrants as one monolithic group.
The skin is the first “ aging ” sign we tend to see in ourselves.
We tend to see failure as the worst thing possible.
But, when they are highlighted for us, then we tend to see them.
And we tend to see only its negative sides.
The result, is that in the dark we tend to see things in monochrome / black & white.
We tend to see teaching as doing something to others.
Here are the areas where we tend to see high-intensity colors on skin,.
We tend to see what we are thinking about.
If we do it, we tend to see it as a necessary evil.
We tend to see reality as a fixed situation.
Why do you think we tend to see common threads among abduction narratives?
We tend to see others as collaborators rather than as competitors.
According to Sartre, we tend to see ourselves through the eyes of others.
So we tend to see all things from a centre in ourselves.
As people, we tend to see whatever it is that we are looking for.
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