Sentence examples for bending away from from inspiring English sources

But even if public sentiment and electoral math on immigration might be bending away from his principles, Mr. Kobach is not budging.

The Argentinian hit it with curl and dip, the ball bending away from Courtois, and the away end was transformed into a pit of writhing, jubilant celebration.

I remember when he hit Jim Ray Hart on the shoulder — he was bending away from a pitch — and broke his collarbone.

On the other hand, epicotyls of etiolated Ageotropum pea seedlings showed automorphosis-like bending away from the cotyledons regardless of gravistimulation during seed germination.

At low incident energies (≪10 eV), the graphene film bends towards the irradiated side (upward deflection in our simulations); a transition from bending towards the irradiated side (upward deflection) to bending away from the irradiated side (downward deflection) occurs when the incident energy is ∼10 eV; the downward deflection peaks at ∼50 eV.

As you round turns hard, the suspension gives you more control because the weight of the car isn't bending away from the wheels that are fighting for grip.

Escapism by its nature must bend away from reality.

As previously mentioned, in this case light rays are bent away from the normal of the interface between the media.

Blades bent away from the viewer capture more light and appear relatively pale; when the tips are bent toward the viewer, the grass looks darker.

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.

Nor is the scheme followed literally: the instruments often bend away from the parent note, shifting by microtones, semitones, or larger intervals.