Sentence examples for leanings from from inspiring English sources
He thinks he may have inherited scientific leanings from his mathernal grandfather, Roland Bonaparte.
Then, at lunchtime I met up with another colleague of completely different political leanings from David Trimble.
The NDP, a collection of trade unionists, farmers and now, soft-nationalists with socialist leanings from Quebec, may not find its new prominence easy to manage.
A lawyer of clerical and conservative leanings from the canton of Ticino, Motta was Nationalrat (national council) assemblyman from 1906 to 1911.
Roughly speaking, the bikers range, in their political leanings, from Hugo Chávez to Ned Lamont, and in methodology from anarchist street theatre to wonkish position papers.
It's not that Iran does not have many justified grievances against the West, grievances that are shared by Iranians of all leanings, from the British-American backed coup which overthrew its democratically elected government in 1953, to the West's endorsement of Israel's secret nuclear weapons arsenal.
The two engineers were leaning from respective cabs.
student leaning from a lamppost and leading a crowd in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Look, a woman is leaning from a window above the Quai.
Chris, leaning from the van with his camera, shouts angrily, or desperately, above the automotive roar: "Slow down!
As the sleeve image – of Del Rey, leaning from a convertible advertising Starline Tours of celebrities' homes – confirms, Honeymoon is a very Hollywood album, oozing Californian entropy.
