Sentence examples for leanings of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dawkins's forebears had scientific leanings of all kinds.

But it also may reflect the political leanings of commentators.

It's not the political leanings of the analysts; it's the polls.

He gleefully points out the varied political leanings of his patrons.

This well-drawn character epitomizes the amiable restlessness and liberal leanings of the post-collegiate slacker.

The secular and social-democratic leanings of Israel's early decades dovetailed with western Europe's.

Behind the obvious political leanings of the authors lurks a conceptual problem.

Look at the demographics and the political leanings of these states' elected bodies.

I was surprised that there was virtually no mention of the political leanings of your readership.

Professor Siegel attributed that to the relatively conservative leanings of the investor class.

His tastes are likely to clash somewhat with the sophisticated, worldly leanings of his England manager.