Sentence examples for a particular slant from inspiring English sources
The prominence of non-commercial art spaces gives Marseille's art scene a particular slant.
In 2011, Canadian aid policy was reformulated to service global poverty and national prosperity, with a particular slant towards the domestic extractives sector.
He admits that his new book "has a particular slant", and that he is, in his own way, trying to change public perception about the wars.
"You learn to write songs when you're a teenager, or when you're in your twenties, so you have a particular slant from those experiences," he muses.
But they are also used as tools of "spin" by those who wish to put forth a particular slant on popular opinion.
While the minor cannot convey the full scope of city planning, various combinations of courses in the minor program can, we feel, augment a major program with a particular slant or emphasis on planning issues or processes.
There are examples all over the place: If you go onto the Internet and, with the spread of blogs, you can now bookmark 10 different news sources that all give you the news with a very particular slant.
Or is outrage in order only when a particular political slant (imperialism, colonialism) or target (the United States, Israel) can be cited?
And while there might not have been a particular social slant to the storyline, fans are hailing Theron's character as a feminist powerhouse.
Although there were glimpses of certain lapses in neorealistic orthodoxy in some of his first films as a director, La Strada has been widely viewed as a definitive break with the ideological demands of neorealist theorists to follow a particular political slant or embody a specific "realist" style.
The OMR gallery, the oldest and best established of the neighborhood galleries, housed in a regal 19th-century building on the corner of Plaza Río de Janeiro (Plaza Río de Janeiro 54; 52-55-5511-1179; www.galeriaomr.com), adds its own particular slant to contemporary art with a floor that lists sharply to one side, the result of settling soil (Roma was built on a dry lake bed).
