Sentence examples for leaning slightly from inspiring English sources

He added: "If I have to say which way do I lean, of course I'm leaning slightly more towards the Labour Party".

He did it by leaning slightly.

He was leaning slightly too far back.

And when he walks on the perimeter of the building, he makes a point of leaning slightly to the inside.

Ms. Gyllenhaal and Ms. Hecht seem to occupy some relatively affectation-free middle ground, with Ms. Hecht leaning slightly toward the plummy side.

The camera has caught me leaning slightly away, trying to show pleasure with my eyes while holding my mouth flat to avoid looking deformed.

To my surprise, I found myself leaning slightly toward the messier, more unresolved film, not despite but because of how it shows its seams.

Blake, who was leaning slightly to his left as the ball whizzed past his right side, did not even move for the ball.

You might have caught yourself leaning slightly forward then, as if to catch the nuance of an absorbing story gently told.

There are an additional 56 Republican-held seats that are vulnerable, rated either as toss-ups or as leaning slightly to the right.

Public polling shows the race within the margin of error leaning slightly toward Tester, while some private polling shows it a dead heat.