Sentence examples for lean further from inspiring English sources

Voters in this area tend to lean further left than wealthy people as a whole.

Expect the Bush administration to lean further on the Chinese.Techies are not the only ones who have cried foul at Chinese behaviour.

The platform, situated in the oil-rich Campos Basin, 120 miles off the coast of the state of Rio de Janeiro, had stopped sinking by Sunday, but a storm front brought larger waves today, causing the rig to lean further.

From this low vantage point, the front walls of the containers loom and tilt toward you ominously, as if they might lean further and spill the awful stuff inside all over you.

That's why today's teenagers, born in the late '90s and early 2000s, are more likely to lean further to the right than millenials.

There are early indications that some African countries may lean further in to China's embrace to compensate for what they expect could be a retrenchment  in U.S. trade, investment and overall engagement on the continent.

The Egyptian Bloc also included the liberal Social Democratic Party, which leans further to the left on economic issues.

He felt the suck and blow of the material against the foal's nostrils and leant further over its head, pressing down as heavily as he could.

As I leant further forward, my silk Ralph Lauren tie slipped through the vent: Gerald pulled me back, lest our voyeurism became public, before continuing to masturbate.

No Democrat since segregation days has leant further to the right; none has striven more calculatingly to be all things to all men than President Clinton.

The two women had actually become somewhat divisive figures in the business community, particularly as they leaned further to the right in their respective primaries on issues like same-sex marriage, immigration and offshore oil drilling.