Sentence examples for bent what from inspiring English sources

The works played here were either by complex modernists (Stockhausen, Babbitt, Berio), or younger freewheeling composers of a post-modernist bent, what the critic Greg Sandow calls the "alternative classical" music of today.

But while it's bending, what fun we have!

Or will we bend what Thiel calls the "terrible arc of the political" toward something resembling collective freedom?

Reading her fresh, surprising pages, you realise how often other writers bend what they wish to say out of its natural shape, to suit markets, to fit existing genres.

"Martina is the best at saying just what she thinks; she does not bend what she sees, and that makes for a very refreshing listen," said the Turner Sports senior vice president and executive producer Mike Pearl, who described himself as thrilled by his network's affiliation with Wimbledon.

I asked everyone whose ear I could bend, "What should I do?" Then I listened to what they said.

In doing so, they are bending what have become standard cultural norms in the way of religion and progressive values.

Barring a strong action by the FEC that nobody currently expects, the 2016 presidential election will bend what's left of the coordination rules even further.

As Mr. McAllister disappeared around a bend, what had been a mild morning changed without warning.

At one point his rod bent to what may have been a nice trout, but it got off.

One day, walking along Central Park West, he ran into the art dealer Felix Wildenstein, who was going the other way, bent on what was, to him, an important errand.