Translation of "Tendiere zu" in English

Yes, and I'm inclined to believe him.

I must tell you, at this moment, I'm leaning towards recommending--

But I'm leaning toward "Mystery Stew."

I keep leaning towards "Magnificent Man. "

I know. That's why I'm thinking bank or hotel safety-deposit box.

But, uh, tend to look more like buildings.

I don't tend to go for the nice guys.

My skin type is normal but I tend to get reddened skin.

I'd wear my own clothes, but... I don't usually lean towards formal wear.

My inclination is to do more testing.

I always wanted to call my daughter Cassandra, but now I'm considering Cheyenne.

I think we go with John.

I have a tendency to go on and on about how hard the writing is for me.

Yeah, and I'm leaning towards Bedford Hills.

I'm leaning toward your place.

I tend to think the negative reactions are based on a rebellious rejection of the truth.

I tend to this belief.

Currently I am tending towards Europe.

I am inclined to the view - but will be talking to colleagues later to discuss it within our group - that it should not be classified in Appendix I, and perhaps Appendix II is the place.

It is a travesty for these people to describe the one great peace movement of Europe, which is the European integration process, as heading towards militarisation.

In his musical production, he tends to “round off midrange,” saying that his musical influences tended to not have midrange in their work as well.

I don't intend to be either.

I'm not given to exaggeration, but... the future of Peacekeeper survival depends on you.

The initial demarcation of transnational cooperation areas was often criticised because of its "top-down character" that tended to neglect regional-specific potentials.

Obviously, on this issue, in our group we tend to emphasize the importance of problems connected with rural development, and I personally would tend to forecast, or hope for a step forward which would form a better link, within the stimulation of the agricultural policy, between the various instruments at our disposal, from production development to Stabex, the formation of human resources, trading policy and the centre for technical assistance, which, in my opinion, are still today kept too far apart and are not coordinated in a single strategy.

But I think we should do something or other, and I would be inclined to support a behaviour-regulating economic environmental tax of a short to medium term variety, rather than to support capital restrictions, which are by nature more or less irreversible.

But I think it's -- when we confront the world around us to me, it is somewhat of a mystery how the world came to be and even though I tend to believe that the world was produced by evolution, it's not always so trivial to understand how that might have happened mechanically.