Sentence examples for has the bent from inspiring English sources

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Lee's latest "joint," a story dedicated to religion, revival and Brooklyn, Red Hook Summer has the bent of what once was with the reality of what constitutes Lee's work now.

In his 70's, this actor has the bent-branch dignity of Cervantes's creation.

He's trim, at sixty-eight, and he had the bent gait of an aging country-club athlete.

I took one last look at my fellow-commuters, some of whom had the bent, weary, doggedness that marks them as my kind of veteran...& when I glanced up, the train was gone.

The fingerpicking cross-rhythms are there, but music that was originally plucked on kora (harp) and tapped on balafon (marimba) doesn't have the bent notes -- the blue notes -- of American blues, and West African lyrics tend to speak for a community's conscience rather than individual travails.

By 1997, however, the book had sufficient cult status for John McNaughton, director of the Thompsonesque Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, to have the bent cop antihero of his film Normal Life give a copy to a man in search of a good read.

I felt sick inside, and then remembered I still had the bent one.

Some piercing places require the consent of a guardian before they will pierce a minor, so it might be necessary to have the 'rents on your side.

Still, some worry whether the city has the artistic bent to fill all the new buildings with meaningful content.

Beneath the cosmopolitan swagger and japery, "The Vice Guide to Everything" has the same remedial bent as most other MTV fare.