Sentence examples for leanings that from inspiring English sources

"Anything, however against his own leanings that might be, was a new thing to play with, a new toy".

Instead, he enthusiastically supported revolutionary syndicalism, a movement with anarchistic leanings that stressed the spontaneity of the class struggle.

Like Lewis Carroll taking photographs of little Alice Liddell, he has aesthetic leanings that are at first admirable, then troubling.

At the beginning of his six years in the State House, Mr. Perry shot down the notion that he might switch parties, despite the conservative leanings that put him at odds with his party leaders.

They fear that after losing power in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood and kindred groups with strong religious leanings that did well in the Arab spring will may become even more combative.

I also think it's a weak excuse to argue that formally, the votes of South Carolinians are equivalent to those of North Carolinians, and that the fact that people in one jurisdiction happen to have overwhelmingly homogenous political leanings that reduce the effective weight of each individual's vote is just an extraneous happenstance that doesn't infringe their rights.

It's easy to describe her stylings as "African inspired," this, or "jazz leaning," that.

Benko seems to be leaning that way.

Some are leaning that way because of salary-cap issues.

The organization seems to be leaning that way.

"I am not yet endorsing, but certainly leaning that way," he said.