1
Such a course would tend only to bloody and interminable anarchy.
2
This was well done, and can tend only to my advantage.
3
All his works, all his conduct, tend only to astonish mankind.
4
Gambling, speculating, and sharp dealing, tend only to clog this progression.
5
These pretended tax-preparations, treasure-preparations, and army-preparations against contingent wars tend only to encourage wars.
6
It would tend only to confusion, said Miss Church-Member.
7
Because it is so cumbersome, officers tend only to check vehicles they are already suspicious of.
8
For methods like his tend only to the public good and in no way subserve private ends.
9
I think that's partly because I tend only to put on stage people I either like or admire.
10
For instance, specialised children's courts tend only to be located in capital cities and a few big towns.
11
We shall therefore omit all such relations, as they tend only to make human nature low and ridiculous.
12
Wine or viands taken for society, or to stimulate conversation, tend only to dissipation, indolence, poverty, contempt, and death.
13
Wine and viands, taken for society, or to stimulate conversation, tend only to dissipation, indolence, poverty, contempt, and death.
14
Groups of people in impossible situations tend only to act when forced, and only rarely are able to act in concert.
15
Plenty and prosperity, which are thought to tend only to corrupt manners, found nothing to spoil in an indigent and wandering court.
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Regarding this harmless little white lie, cops tend only to take other cops seriously, and I needed her to be responsive and helpful.
