Sentence examples for been slanted from inspiring English sources
verb
To lean, tilt or incline.
- If you slant the track a little more, the marble will roll down it faster.
"Much of technology has been slanted toward consumption," Nadella said.
But developed country negotiators argue it has been "slanted" towards the developing country concerns.
Perez himself got one more chance to tackle whether the 2016 primary had been slanted, and what the party needed to do to prevent another, embittering contest.
"Our goal is really to close loopholes in laws that have been slanted to lean toward the developers," Ms. Levin said.
Mr. Mitchell said he is used to these kinds of caricatures, but also said the film had been slanted to provide an easily digestible morality play.
He does not worry that including editorials with news stories might lead readers to think the news has been slanted to conform to either a commercial or a political interest.
It was slanted and often nasty.
The stack is slanted to facilitate drainage of rain.
The opposition got television airtime (though news coverage was slanted).
"This is slanted against the players," the retiree wrote.
But The Frankincense Trail was slanted overwhelmingly towards the light.
