Examples of using Does tend in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The bitch does tend to hold a grudge.
And what this tells us is that as we get richer,social progress does tend to improve.
One does tend to lead to the other.
Depressive illness does tend to return.
Family does tend to actually look alike.
Yeah, well, Brother Patterson does tend to drone on.
History does tend to repeat itself.
When you show up, trouble does tend to follow.
Well, it does tend to increase the explosive effect.
An object at rest really does tend to stay at rest.
Disability does tend to scare a lot of people,' says Judith.
That's interesting. I see the bras that come through here and he does tend to favor the big yams.
With the Feds, it does tend to be a one-way street.
I sent young men and women to their deaths… but here I am, still alive,and… it does tend to haunt you.
Although that does tend to backfire.
She does tend to act like she is better than everyone around her.
My screeching iguana clock does tend to startle some people.
But news does tend to travel fast around here. I understand, sir.
Now, admittedly, this kind of attitude does tend to attract a certain type of buyer.
Of course, he does tend to romanticise things a bit, but then, you know, he's a romantic.
If you spend too many continuous lives as one sex, it does tend to become harder to change when the need arises.
She's artistic, which is,of course… what I love about her and always want… to encourage, but she does tend to be defiant.
And history does tend to punish that kind of hubris.
And until then, how grounded am I really when my bigsister has that window door thingy that does tend to remain unlocked.
Still, good fortune does tend to, uh, fall in her lap, does it not?
Despite its reputation of its lower-level androgenic properties, Oxydrol does tend to increase estrogen levels in users.
He does tend to be a'one man dog' though and will not tolerate teasing, so children must be taught how to behave around the dog.
Reggae Pub- A Koh Samui institution but don't be fooled by the name,some nights are more techno than Marley but this area does tend to be more laid back.
Though London does tend to be cloudy, London is actually the country's driest city and experiences four seasons- sometimes all in one day.
At no point is anyone in the Pagan community required to reject other belief systems,so I think the use of that particular word- which does tend to have some negative connotations- is inaccurate.