Sentence examples similar to a bent that from inspiring English sources

The group also uses cutting-edge nutrition, with a protein bent, that closely follows the diet of Fusaichi Pegasus, the winner of the Kentucky Derby, Bottom said.

It entails a protectionist bent that will reduce their market share in the world's second largest economy -- an issue that risks driving a wedge between Beijing and Washington in Xi's second five-year term, analysts warn.

On the plus side, "New Girl's" comedy ostensibly has a screwball bent that's been lacking on network TV in recent seasons.

Both records are produced with a compression-heavy pop bent that plateaus them at "Since You Been Gone" levels of rocking.

Curvature of a curve measures how sharply a curve bends; that is the second order amount by which a curve deviates from being a straight line.

Despite the media noise and political bickering, we have no reason to be anything but confident that we will reach an agreement that bends that trajectory toward a more habitable future -- hopefully moving from 4.5 to 2 degrees of warming.

Thus, the meaning of the phrase bending the curve is switching from "bend that awful, upward-curving line down before we can't afford an aspirin" to "bend that line up down quick, before we all head for the bread line!" This leads to metaphoric confusion.

If there are a few curves or bends that need correcting, you can turn on a burner on low to pass the piece back and forth over to SLOWLY heat it up for localized bends.

UGC 3697, the "Integral Sign" galaxy shows a spectacular S-shaped bending that has been triggered by the passage of an intruder through its disk.

Greece might be bending that way too.

He scored twice, first on a stabbing header and then on a bending shot that left the Osasuna goalkeeper pounding his fists into the turf.