Sentence examples for members lean from inspiring English sources

It's true that the group's nearly 6,000 members lean, demographically, more toward the Greatest Generation than Gen X.

Mr. Rickson demonstrated how railings placed in front of the balcony seats make audience members lean forward and become engaged.

Months earlier, the Senate Banking Committee, whose members lean on the big banks for major campaign contributions, held its own inquiry into the disastrous trades.

But while these distinctions may resemble those between Republicans and Democrats, Ms. Wakeman noted, Cheesecake members lean to the left politically.

Lewis and Maslin, neither of whom are A.W.G. members, lean toward the 1610 date, arguing that the movement of species across the Atlantic around that time caused a "clear and permanent geological change to the Earth system".

At the president's bioethics council, the majority of members lean conservative; non-member Arthur Caplan, a brilliant bioethicist at Penn who leans the other way, says writers like me are "sure to gush over their selection".

Many of the members leaned to the left, even as Sarkozy is characterized in French politics as leaning to the right.

Yolanda Silfhout, a lawyer and the mother of two team members, leaned against the batting cage and reflected on the Dutch attraction to baseball.

While its central members leaned toward geometric abstraction, as a group Abstraction-Création advocated the general cause of abstraction and actively promoted it through its journal and regular exhibitions of its members' work.

But club members leaned forward eagerly in their seats as opinions flew back and forth about the question "What is success?" "Success is doing your best," suggested Sherry Chung, who manages a Walden Books in Brooklyn Heights.

When he spoke about a person from his neighborhood — Mr. Obama has several times referred to Mr. Ayers as simply "a guy from my neighborhood" — some audience members leaned forward in anticipation.