Sentence examples for bend away from inspiring English sources
'bend away' is a correct and usable phrase in written English when you are describing the action of bending or turning away from something
For example: I could feel the wind pushing against me, so I bent away from it.
Escapism by its nature must bend away from reality.
We make ourselves in our father's sunshine but also in his shadow: what he beams down we bend away from.
Nor is the scheme followed literally: the instruments often bend away from the parent note, shifting by microtones, semitones, or larger intervals.
So he keeps his face and upper torso facing us as long as he can, miming increasing alarm, while his legs bend away.
An external tangency is one where the two circles bend away from each other at their point of contact; they lie on opposite sides of the tangent line at that point, and they exclude one another.
The larger, more uniform plant cells tended to bend away from the cryostat blade so that microbial cells could be separated from the uppermost intracellular spaces.
As previously mentioned, in this case light rays are bent away from the normal of the interface between the media.
I remember when he hit Jim Ray Hart on the shoulder — he was bending away from a pitch — and broke his collarbone.
But when his courtiers address him more spontaneously, this Richard instinctively bends away, stiffly, for this is not a man made for bending.
For those who are less geometrically minded, this means that if the light ray is bent away from the boundary, the refractive index is larger than one.
But even if public sentiment and electoral math on immigration might be bending away from his principles, Mr. Kobach is not budging.
