Sentence examples for it leans towards from inspiring English sources

Autumn has its own roll call, and it leans towards the sturdy and the modest.

It leans towards the formation of coalitions and compromise.

It leans towards a softer deal, which pushes the hardest leavers towards their breaking point.

"The more I see of this... it leans towards a royal commission into the financial sector".

where Campbell spent his childhood, it "leans towards the twilit, 'glamoury' end of Scottish landscape writing" according to David Wheatley, reviewing in the Guardian.

Labour's strongholds are in the big cities and the north, so it leans towards regional and metropolitan devolution.In the past three general elections, the Conservatives have included English-only parliamentary votes on English laws among their manifesto pledges.

The citadel of European Rugby Cup, its Celtic bias making it lean towards damned Dublin, had to fall.

Allgame felt similarly about the system, saying it "leaned towards a hacker character".

Although Californication still contains some funk rock songs (such as "Around the World", "Get on Top", "I Like Dirt", "Purple Stain" and "Right on Time"), it leaned towards more melodic riffs (for example, "Scar Tissue" and "Otherside") and focused on songs with implemented structure rather than jams.

Hold the ball so that two of your fingers will hold the seam and make it lean towards the right hand.

It still leans towards the conservative and classic, but it is much more considered, and it is about how I want to look rather than how I think I ought to look.