Sentence examples for many bent from inspiring English sources

Crucially, he did not dismiss Putnam's evidence, and concluded there was "reasonable grounds" to suspect Davidson was corrupt, not least because of his links to so many bent cops.

There were many bent nails, sore muscles, splinters, and blisters, but the huge grins on these volunteers' faces completely overshadowed those things.

A deck with too many bent cards will make this look sloppy.

A former Chalabi aide said that many of the defectors who had given hyperbolic accounts were "desperate" people; the I.N.C. offered them a financial lifeline, and, to grab it, "many bent their ethical standards".

When the 2014 Met Gala imposed on its male attendees the dress code of white tie – the most formal menswear iteration of all – many bent the rule to breaking point, pitching up in a multitude of varied designer interpretations.

As I approached the expanse of ice, glinting in the sun and fringed with willows, I saw a vast area thronged with skaters, many bent forward with hands clasped behind their backs like speed-skaters and the Fenmen of the past who competed here.

In many ways, Bent illustrates the big problem for old-fashioned strikers in the modern game.

Sudan's ties with its northern neighbor, Egypt, and other Arab states improved markedly after Mr. Bashir turned on Mr. Turabi, who is seen by many as bent on exporting Islamic radicalism.

At every brunch there are line-ups around the block, so many hell-bent people on having the most luxurious and sexy time of their lives that it means LIFE AND DEATH, apparently, if they can't be seated, and with a smile, the second they arrive with their slinky costumes and huge sunglasses, reeking of monogamous sex and last night's artisan cocktails.

However, there are many other bent-core nematogens, some of which are mentioned here to demonstrate the wide varieties of structure that have been synthesised.

As it was mentioned in many publications, the Bent model for the topside ionosphere used in IRI is not adequate, especially for the periods of high solar activity.