Sentence examples for a leaning from inspiring English sources

A leaning toward procrastination.

(a) Leaning or listing to side.

But there's more of a leaning towards spiky spontaneity than on previous more chilled-out confections.

The food is generous and tasty, with a leaning towards French bistro fare.

Berkshire stayed on the sidelines, though privately Mr. Buffett expressed a leaning toward InBev's offer.

A leaning shoe has no more value than one touching the stake.

One problem, he says, is that Mitsubishi companies have a leaning towards traditional manufacturing.

To assert that the Social Security Act or Medicare shows a leaning toward totalitarianism is ridiculous.

There has been a leaning toward questioning the science, which is really based on fear of over-regulation.

inclīnātĭo, ōnis, f. [id.], a leaning, bending, inclining to one side (class., esp. in the trop. signif.).

Cunningham then hit a leaning jumper with 9.9 seconds left to tie the game.