Sentence examples for how it bends from inspiring English sources

I'm not asking for a lecture, but it'd be a bonus if the UK Pun Championships demonstrated some feel for what makes punning a skill, for how small its margin for error is, for how it bends minds as well as words.

The genius of Harry Reid's Senate bill is that it has enough cost-saving measures to gain the support of credulous wonks–see how it bends the cost curve!–while delaying all painful measures into the future.

After studying a handful of them from the ground and from the Hubble Space Telescope and carefully analyzing their light, they have plotted them on the telltale line to see how it bends.

Think of such people as a Turbo Porsche that grabs and almost controls the road no matter how it bends and curves.

There, for example, the upward force of the explosion could be seen in how it bent and cracked the topside of the concrete floor slabs.

How does the strength of the stream flow affect how much it bends?

In similar vein, John Pendry of Imperial College, London has been asking what happens if a material's refractive index, which measures how much it bends a ray of light or other form of electromagnetic radiation, is negative instead of positive an idea that folk familiar with practical optics might dismiss as absurd.

Does the temperature of the water affect how much it bends?

The needle's tension, revealed by how much it bent, roughly matched the pattern of DNA base pairs whose bonds keep the helix together.

The dots were used as data points and with 500 images captured per second, the researchers are able to observe precisely how different it bent, buckled, cracked or collapsed at the moment of impact.

He challenges the glass, putting images on it to see how they distort, allowing it to flow to see how it will bend and fall, and blowing it to its limits to see just how thin he can make it.