If you stop eating, they tend to think you are full.

What you have said may be true, but I tend to think it another way.

你所说的可能是对的，但是我倾向于从另外的角度考虑。

People tend to think that doctors know everything.

人们往往认为医生们无所不知。

Most people tend to think successful leaders as focused.

大多数人认为成功人事只注重细节。

I tend to think of all of you as my children.

我把你们大家都当做我的孩子。

I think the older generation tend to think in a different way.

我觉得老人们总是和我们想法不太一样。

It is because you tend to think hard and too much.

因为你总是想太多太深。

People who are happy tend to think that life is easy.

幸福的人往往认为生活简单安逸。

What do many people tend to think of innovation? 7.

多数人对创新的理解是什么？

I tend to think so.

我倾向于这样认为。

I tend to think we should stop investing now.

我倾向于认为我们现在应该停止投资了。

I tend to think that's not a good solution.

我倾向于认为那不是一个好的解决办法。

Scientists claim that as soon as a new phone comes out, people tend to act recklessly with their existing phones-without even realising it.

科学家表示，一旦有新款手机面世，人们对现有的手机就更加“肆意妄为”，而自己根本意识不到。

The mere-exposure effect is a psychological phenomenon by which people tend to develop a preference for things merely because they are familiar with them.

曝光效应这种心理现象指的是人们容易对熟悉的人或事物产生好感。

Intelligent people tend to have less friends than the average person. The smarter you are, the more selective you become.

聪明的人会比普通人朋友少，你越聪明，就越挑剔。

Some people tend to forget things when they're old. But not my granddad!

（有些人年纪大了容易忘事。但我姥爷可不是这样！）

People tend to breathe harder after drinking a beer.

喝完酒后人们往往呼吸更加剧烈。

Highly intelligent people tend to have a great sense of humor.

高智商的人往往都有很强的幽默感。

This reminded me that both in China and Britain, when something strange happens around you or when you are in an embarrassing situation, people tend to use this common way to not catch other people's attention.

这提醒我,无论是在中国还是在英国,当你身边发生了一些奇怪的事情,或者当你处于一个尴尬的境地时,人们都倾向于用这种普通的方式来吸引别人的注意力。

People tend to take pride in keeping everything in their street fresh and inviting ．

人们往往以让街道上的一切保持清新诱人而自豪。

That is, generally, younger people tend to outnumber older people on the front end of a technological shift.

也就是说，与年纪大的人相比，通常有更多的年轻人走在技术变革的前沿。