Sentence examples similar to a leaning toward action from inspiring English sources

A leaning toward procrastination.

There was a leaning toward "quiddity," he said, toward the "itness" of material.

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

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.

At bottom, most people would be for it, or at least profess a leaning toward it.

"This is tough to do because many people have developed a leaning toward a particular decision.

Even the players not participating in a drill stand inches from the court, leaning toward the action as if they were about to pounce into the scrimmage -- cheering, clapping and screaming encouragement at their teammates.

voted to authorize force in Iraq, but he is now leaning toward opposing action in Syria.

While the majority of lawmakers are leaning toward not taking action in Syria, Obama has not given a direct answer as to whether or not he will take action without the backing of Congress.

It has a tribrachial structure that consists of a lean premixed segment leaning toward the oxidizer side, a rich premixed segment leaning toward the fuel side, and a diffusion flame trailing behind.