Sentence examples similar to Lean towards rather than from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, people lean towards apathy rather than a protest vote.

This instantly tells you two things about Ben Barnes's Abbey Theatre production: that it will be as much about poverty as nationalism, and will lean towards expressionism rather than realism.

Contemplating recent developments in accounting standard setting and practice, an increased number of firms seems to lean towards relevance rather than reliability.1 Multiple factors drive this trend.

Christopher Kane, Marios Schwab and Saint Laurent leant towards fitted rather than loose, suggesting there was still appetite for this look, but on the whole, bodycon sat in the shadows of late 2000s minimalism.

Moscow will be keen to ensure that Mr Karimov's successor leans towards Russia rather than the West.

"I do lean towards the delusional rather than the mendacious," he said.

I lean towards a national rather than a decentralised system because I'm so fed up with local authorities' failure to deliver fairness, clarity and consistency.

In our view, companies need to lean in rather than pull back.

Such programming forces you to lean in rather than sit back: it demands alertness.

It specialises in "Eurogames", which emphasise strategy over showiness, downplay luck and conflict, lean towards economic rather than martial themes and strive to keep all the players at the table until the game's end.

He believes there is no hope for Labour in the North Cornwall constituency (Lib Dem Dan Rogerson is the sitting MP), and hints that he may lean towards the Lib Dems rather than the Tories.