Sentence examples for aggressive bent from inspiring English sources

So among potential clients looking for an aggressive bent towards the cloud, Box and Dropbox will retain their current market advantage.

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Salon's Elias Isquith worries that Republican control of the Senate will embolden far-right conservatives in the House to step up their pressure on Speaker John Boehner, giving a more aggressive bent to a chamber that's already solidly conservative.

Quite when Abedi's aggressive tendencies acquired an ideological bent is difficult to establish, but it has emerged that he travelled to Libya as a 16-year-old in 2011 to join the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) and fight alongside his father in the battle to oust Gaddafi.

Outstanding Confucian scholars of conservative bent argued vigorously with aggressive proponents of new concepts of man, of knowledge, and of the universe.

Like human drivers, some machines were aggressive, some were cautious, some cleverly bent rules that normally apply to traffic, and some zigged and zagged their way through the course like New York taxi drivers.

The government may have reacted with added vigor because after broadcasting his report, Mr. Gilligan wrote a column for The Mail on Sunday, an aggressive tabloid with a strong anti-Blair bent.

Outsiders looking for clues into Mr. Palmisano's strategic bent have been impressed by his aggressive backing, starting in late 1999, of I.B.M.'s support of Linux, an open and free computer operating system.

Isaiah Berlin, the British historian of ideas, saw very clearly that aggressive nationalism is the result of a backlash, of "bent twigs springing back" after being stepped on.

Bent: Mad, angry or belligerent.

Some tyrannulets, like the bent bills (Oncostoma), regularly build their nest near aggressive wasps, which do not harm the birds but will attack other intruders.