Sentence examples for general tilt from inspiring English sources

Whites excite me most: albariño at Palmer Vineyards, chenin blanc at Paumanok Vineyards, gewürztraminer at Lenz Winery, and a general tilt toward zippy, unoaked seafood-oriented chardonnays.

What do you do?" Wozniak, 64, told Bloomberg he did not recognise himself in the performance of Rogen, but seemed to suggest that the general tilt of Aaron Sorkin's screenplay was correct.

"Instead of 'We'll pick up more business and keep these people,' it's 'What do we need to adequately serve the business we now have?' " That mindset is prevalent despite a general tilt toward the lean-and-mean style of management in the last several years.

In the original system, the focusing effect produced by the kinoform lens is expressed by a general tilt of all the signals in Fig. 2c.

Generally, they have been correlated to the recent tectonic history responsible for the general tilting of the MIS 5 terraces from NNW to SSE, placed at about 20 m near Taranto and the approximate sea level near Gallipoli (Di Bucci et al., 2009, 2011).

As the mass of ice retreated far to the north, glacial rebound (uplift of the Earth's crust in response to removal of the loading by ice) caused a general tilting of the land surface; the new lake basins also contributed to the subsequent changes through their own erosional action.

Within the general Democratic tilt, predictable patterns emerged when the pollsters were split up by party affiliation.

In general the tilt is expected to increase with coverage [15] because it helps to alleviate the problem of crowding (which in our case is substantial, else no molecules would stand vertically).

In general, the tilted northeast southwest-trending fault blocks that commenortheast southwest-trendingiod are considered the most signifaultt traps, and these features have blocks thatprimary exploration objecommencedthe Ashmore Platform (Caduringnd theple 2003).

In general, the authors tilt their presentation toward human interest rather than science, apart from Baumeister's own studies.

The withdrawal of Poland, whose public strongly opposes having its troops in Iraq despite its general pro-American tilt, would be a deep blow to the American operation here, both in numbers of troops and for the Bush administration's efforts to portray the venture here as an international one.