Sentence examples for definite leaning from inspiring English sources

But as the book progresses you notice a definite leaning towards a more brashly stylised aesthetic.

Just google The Villages and find out what it has to offer (though its politics is conservative with a definite leaning Republican edge).

But Black Spring, a feminist Gothic fantasy set in a misogynistic, vendetta-centred society, is undeniably aimed at girls: however beautiful the covers are, they have definite leanings towards pinkness.

He is also a poet, which shows from time to time: that "tie a wish-knot inside your head" has definite leanings towards poetry, and tantalisingly hovers on the borders of mawkishness.

A definite leftward leaning slant belies the generous open oval shape.

There was a definite party leaning, though: 63percentt of the Clean Election candidates are Democrats, 34percentt are Republicans and 3percentt are Green Independents.

Say you have a definite political leaning.

Affinity -- avid interest or definite inclination, leaning toward something, perhaps, like being a fan.

Their material was based in dubstep, and while it had a definite house and techno leaning, it was never considered as such.

"We really depend on each other and are each other's best friend". None of the girls have definite plans for the future, though Monica is leaning heavily toward an acting career.

Set in Buffalo, the comedy presses its provincialism way too hard, leaning on exaggeratedly square, out-of-it diction best exemplified by the haphazard uses of definite articles — "the Alzheimer's," "the smack" — that Jon Stewart wore out some time ago.