Sentence examples for more often bent from inspiring English sources

More recently, as Indians have embraced the free market and lost their old respect for officialdom, baddies are more often bent policemen or corrupt politicians.

Delivered the occasional spell of impressive reverse swing and often bent his back to touch 90mph, but needs a few more bells and whistles to trouble top class batsmen on flat tracks.

But Dr. Barbiers said it often bent the rules.

Most mutant cells were of aberrant and often bent shape.

Tyson would bend forwards at the waist when appropriate, but he would more often utilize a bending at the waist to the side, or rather a deep slip.

But the truth, more often, is that you're bent over in the drizzle, hammering a tent peg into bedrock, a smear of sheep excrement up one thigh and a plaster on the other, while a kid with a tambourine smashes around less than 10 feet away.

From the literature survey, it appears that the failure of structural components because of bending loads much more often than the in-plane loads; little work effort has been dedicated so far for development of the theoretical or numerical models for predicting boundary layer effects of bending of structural laminates.

An army without generals Correction: Farming in the Midwest ReprintsA small cadre of advocates bend the justices' ears much more often than everybody else.

It is in a sparsely inhabited part of the state that is visited more often by hikers who come to explore either Big Bend National Park or Big Bend Ranch State Park, situated on either side of the resort, than by tourists in minivans.

More often than not, this being Los Angeles, that means a real bend.

Rather than bending to electoral realities, Santorum tried to reshape them -- sometimes successfully, more often not.