Sentence examples for in its bent from inspiring English sources

The nose is varied in its bent.

By Persis Greely Anderson The New Yorker, June 18 , 1932P. 24 The nose is varied in its bent View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.

I leave a little silver smile I like the swan, preeminent Trips of leisurely discovery The opus rises to fortissimo Here, on trim and shaven lawns, How interesting are the feet; The hand is just a clever twist, The nose is varied in its bent Here the peace of parliaments Wirhin an ochre-colored bowl I want to thank that little band He gathered wisdom where he sat,.

THE Matterhorn in Switzerland, with its bent, jagged peak and steep glacial ridges, is frequently climbed these days.

"It's foolish to drive a car and try to text message at the same time, but to criminalize all stupid behavior is fruitless," said Joseph L. Bast, president of the Heartland Institute, a nonprofit organization in Chicago that describes its bent as free-market.

Federal prosecutors are investigating whether Milberg Weiss violated criminal laws in its hell-bent pursuit of securities fraud cases in the 1990s.

It is also because capital is not finding its way to new ventures.Some analysts believe that Germany's deep-rooted preference for equality in pay lies behind both its bent for export-led growth and the seemingly endless surpluses.

New music from Denmark is one of the themes of this year's Huddersfield Contemporary Music festival, with an exploration of the recent work of 53-year-old composer-in-residence Bent Sørensen at its heart.

Or, lower it by filing the grooves in it with bent sandpaper (do be careful).

A still later work by al-Qalqashandī, the 15th-century Ṣubḥ al-aʿshā ("The Dawn of the Blind"), approaches Ibn Qutaybah's in its compendiousness, but its practical bent makes it a kind of comprehensive summary of the secretarial manual genre.

Current is positioning itself as an independent alternative to those cable news channels, and in particular MSNBC, which shares its leftward bent in prime time.