Sentence examples similar to a constant leaning from inspiring English sources

I have to admit that I feel like my life has been filled with constant leaning in and leaning out.

But she tells me she's on a constant treadmill, "leaning in," all right, but with major league stress.

And instead of a constant sidekick, Kimmel is leaning toward using weekly co-hosts.

He sang the early 20th-century folk anthem "Man of Constant Sorrow," leaning on the drone notes hard and well.

Its outstanding debut album, "Native Speaker" (Kanine) from 2011, showed a band that was in essence made up of a constant series of small earthquakes, leaning heavily on unexpected blissful juxtapositions.

But life is a constant work in progress and I'm leaning into the phase.

A ladder is leaning against a tree.

A ladder is leaning against a building.

And the U.S. will increasingly be seen as a safe haven by investors as uncertainty in the world increases with the constant challenge of radical Islam, a more forward leaning posture by Russia and China and defense spending cuts in Europe.

At the very least, twas a broadside aimed at left-leaning Invisible Straw Men, who are a constant and bedeviling hallucination for Republicans.

[Robert Louis Stevenson, As a Young Man, Leaning On a Bannister].