Sentence examples for be bent to from inspiring English sources
Statistics are supposed to have a plastic quality that allows them to be bent to prove any argument.
"What I am worried about is a justice system that can be bent to service the rich," the columnist Richard Godwin wrote in The Evening Standard.
Light, as builders since the pyramids have known, can be bent to suit need, with louvers that fling sunbeams to white panels over the office workers heads' to minimize electricity use.
The tubing is made from solid acrylic, which needs to be bent to shape or include regular joints as we can see here.
Because the light leaking out of the waveguide is all in synch, the waveguide might be bent to form an antenna that emits light wave with sculpted phase fronts, he says.
When positioned on the volar aspect of the radius, straight plates are too bulky and may create attritional damage to flexor tendons; they need to be bent to follow the radial volar inclination, and are not sufficiently wide to adequately fix the epiphysis and capture small articular pieces for such fractures.
For the very wealthy, rules are bent to suit their needs.
Imagine what will happen when this is bent to political ends.
More interestingly, its specific capacitance almost does not change even when it is bent to 135°.
In several practical applications hot-finished steel pipe that exhibits Lüders bands is bent to strains of 2 3%.
Lazarus knows about turning cool technology into commercial products: ACX used piezoelectric solids, which generate electricity when they are bent, to produce vibration dampers in K2 skis.
