Sentence examples for bent essentially from inspiring English sources

The Bridget Jones movies have always had a conservative bent (essentially being Jane Austen adaptations set in a white version of modern London), but the new film goes a little further, with a bizarre scene in which Bridget flees an amniocentesis needle, thereby refusing to check her foetus for chromosomal abnormalities.

Their model uses magnets to change the orientation of piezoelectric material, which generates electricity when bent, essentially allowing it to "tune" to a greater range of motions.

In the mathematical description of the primary cell, one can consider the position of atom i that is changed due to the bending essentially, i.e., the second term of Eq. 25.

Her best tracks may be the ones on which she tries to bend an essentially religious instrument toward pop practice, playing smart pop tunes with eighth-note riffs (as in "Mountains Crave") and spare arrangements.

The work involves materials that have a property known as negative refraction, which means that they essentially bend light backward.

The thin-walled tube NC bending process is essentially a tri-nonlinear complex physical forming process with multi-factors coupling interactive effects.

The big question here is whether Theresa May is going to essentially bend to what Jeremy Corbyn has been advocating, which is a softer Brexit in the form of a customs union.

If an organization is essentially bending over backward to help you do your job, what would the repercussions be for printing salient details about players and coaches on their charter?

But a dry and happy ending seems inevitable this time, even if Estanguet, now the co-president of the Paris bid for the 2024 Olympics, was essentially bending over backward in his straight-back chair on Monday to avoid sounding triumphant in its contest with a rival campaign from Los Angeles.

Rather, it was an essentially illiberal force, bent on gradually replacing our secular republic with what Kevin Phillips's 2006 best seller dubbed an "American Theocracy".

With a presence that hews toward drama and a policy bent, Newsom seems intent on essentially synthesizing the two approaches.