Sentence examples for I'd lean towards from inspiring English sources

So I'd lean towards yes, it's possible.

I'd lean towards the SX240 as this is something of a modern classic – along with the SX260 HS, which is the same camera with built-in GPS.

I'd lean towards the former, since the latter would be incredibly expensive.

Retina remains a question mark, though I'd lean towards anticipating it's coming, but the iMacs are likely to get new models either way.

"(If) people want a yes or no, I'd lean towards no.

But if forced to nominate one on account of what I see on a busy Saturday afternoon's prowling, I'd lean towards sharing, specifically with others breathing the same air as you.

For now I would lean towards social and rewards-based crowdfunding as first ports of call.

For example, I would lean towards avoiding Germany which is now in a mess and instead pick Holland which is a stronger economy.

It's not totally clear just how much marketing spend Google is going to dish out or whether it intends for this to have mass-appeal, but based on what we're seeing, I would lean towards the affirmative.

I'd lean on it and sing".

If you had to place Disclosure in one of these categories, you'd lean towards the American model.