Sentence examples for leanings went from inspiring English sources

"Labour supporters are cleverer than Tories," declared the traditionally pro-Labour Daily Mirror, headlining Canadian research that indicated conservative leanings went together with low I. Q

But Mr. Mossadegh's policy of nationalization of oil companies and his Socialist leanings went against the interests of Britain and America.

But it also has attracted some criticism for Ms. Winfrey on her Web site, where some of her fans have said that the book's spiritualist leanings go against Christian doctrine.

Covering Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes' drivetime classic, the song reveals a different side to Brent's musical leanings: gone is the righteous acoustic balladary and in its place an uncomfortably intense, sensual declaration of heartache.

Bill Ford: My leanings go all the way back to college.

In March 2016, Chaput blamed most sex abuse in the Church as "Clerical homosexual leanings gone astray".

"He's leaning, going sideways, falling forward".

On Thursday 22 April, a week after the first TV debate, four Tory-leaning papers went for Clegg on their front pages.

Eighty-six years old, I was born on an Iowa farm of Republican-leaning parents, went to two Quaker schools, one in Iowa and one in Philadelphia, and earned a Ph.D. at a Big Ten school, the University of Iowa.

Now the three editors' nudie magazine with feminist leanings is gone, and with it, strange and exciting career moments.

She wouldn't necessarily make it a sure thing, but she would improve the chances that someone with Democratic leanings might go to the polls.