Sentence examples for it cleaves to from inspiring English sources

It cleaves to its numerical targets, leading it to force through bad mergers.

This habit of gripping fast is the cleaver's defining characteristic and, indeed, gives it its name, as it cleaves to whatever it touches.

Politically, of course, it cleaves to the left, yet by temperament it shrinks from progress.

Nevertheless, it cleaves to a firm historical principle; namely, that what people eat is intimately related to what they do the rest of the time.

Now feel Your tongue as it cleaves to the roof of your mouth.2 Once again I dress in white paper and climb onto the table.3 Together we explore my inner landscape on the screen.

But in spite of these developments, and a few small anachronisms, it cleaves to the reassuring form of the family drama, in which people come and go, get born and die off, fall in and out of love, and either stay firmly on track or go spectacularly off the rails.

It cleaved to my head and my muscles and my bones, until I was nothing but those words.

It cleaved to the postwar avant garde of Europe, rather than the mechanical minimalism of American contemporary classical music.

It cleaved to the liberal roots of American Zionism and the ethical teachings of the prophets who, as expressed in Exodus, commanded Jews not to oppress strangers "having yourselves been strangers in the land of Egypt".

Huge chunks of it cleave to roughly the same musical template, set about three years ago, when French DJ and producer David Guetta unexpectedly broke into the US market, scoring a huge hit, When Love Takes Over, with former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland and producing The Black Eyed Peas' equally massive I Gotta Feeling.

To a lesser degree, I can understand why Fox cleaves to it too – in for a penny, and all that.