When I say "slant," I don't mean that the film is propaganda, or that the NCAA isn't the self-important, hypocritical institution it does very much seem to be.
And then, on that touchdown drive, a scant few minutes later, Schottenheimer again called for a pass on fourth and one — a slant, I think it was, to Edwards.
It's a different slant, I think".
A positive slant I wish was more often highlighted for others.
I admire their slant on things -- the way they spire above the small irony of fences and tulips at their feet -- the way they stare down the envy of windows -- the traffic of windblown faces.
By measuring the co-seismic offsets field in both the line of sight (i.e., slant range) and along track (i.e., azimuth) directions of the sensor, we gain an understanding of the rupture geometry, segmentation and sense of displacement.
I see this slant toward fresher ingredients being driven more by interest in quality than by any desire for "healthier" eating.
Not least, I feel the slant of light on the plush red carpet inside Mahmet Pasa Cami, the cozy mosque amidst the clamor of Istanbul's Sultanahmet district, inviting residents and guests of all religions, and no religion, inside for a moment of peace.
In this paper, and more generally I suppose, my slant is that the role of the ToL in attempting to understand early evolution is peripheral at best.
"The overall picture is, I think, very slanted".
