Sentence examples for lean towards being from inspiring English sources

But these courts, judging by examples of past extradition cases, tend to lean towards being helpful towards the US.

At this point we would lean towards being a buyer of Apple.

Naturally, they lean towards being safe and dispatch more crews urgently than is necessary.

Last, Yalumba Y-Series Pinot Grigio 2009 (£7.49, Co-op; 12.5% abv), another Australian, leans towards being Alsatian (as in from Alsace, not the big dog) in style: it is very gently spicy, with the slightest waft of an almost musky perfume, as if you've caught a familiar perfume on a warm breeze and then lost it again.

Personally, I've leaned towards being too hands-off, but that blocked some proposed solutions to a few ideas within our overall business plan.

It's not a coincidence that in Game of Thrones's third season which features the Red Wedding, arguably the darkest and most shocking event in the show's entire story the show leans towards being, well, fun.

The median overall survival of old patients leans towards being less than young patients (15.9 vs 27.7 months), however, without significant statistical difference.

There are significant differences; the movie does lean towards Kevin being evil from birth, whereas that's more up for grabs in the novel.

I've watched it numerous times and I still lean towards it being a knock-on.

The party under-performs in England, particularly in the south, where voters whose demographic counterparts in northern England and Scotland lean towards Labour are disproportionately Conservative.

It shows the Asian vote in Britain, traditionally considered to lean towards Labour, is still up for grabs.