Sentence examples for any leanings from inspiring English sources

SANFORD, Fla .— The first round of jury selection resumed Tuesday morning in the second day of the murder trial of George Zimmerman, with lawyers trying to discern prospective jurors' exposure to the sensationalized case and any leanings they may harbor.

Fodor's later work (from the early 1990s onwards) abandons narrow content, along with any leanings towards content-involving computation.

That indulgence is unique among other food-/drink-based significations of status and wealth because it's so familiar and without any leanings of pretension or intimidation.

"He did not debate with us, or indicate any leaning one way or another.

If the people have any leaning toward pomposity, it is balanced by a habit of self-mockery, as expressed in their saying, "The situation is hopeless but not serious".

I can well imagine, however, that a candidate of any leaning might be put off by the sheer bungling frivolity, the sight of a government desperately grappling for a household name, a bit of borrowed popularity.

Possibly his age – by this time he was 40 – and a slightly grave demeanour counted against him as a romantic lead, and he never displayed any leaning towards comedy.

Once the researchers had built the bike described online today in Science they gave it a push and discovered that it stayed upright almost until it came to a halt, correcting any leaning just as a normal bike does.

"The people at Liverpool and anyone who has any leaning to the club - be it staff, players, supporters - they will stand by him and they know what the truth is".

To argue that they covered these protests straight without any leaning toward one side or another is comically disingenuous.

He writes in a footnote on the same page, "The remaining 10percentt of Americans deny any leaning toward either party" (pages 67-68, seditiondition).