Sentence examples for of its bent from inspiring English sources

As the novel progresses and the plotting tightens, it settles into its genre, and the language seems to get straighter, losing some of its bent life.

The profile also claims that many of the team's software engineers "were attracted to Twitter as an employer because of its bent for the Mac".

While Down Terrace also had themes of combat – its bent protagonists represented Blair, Wheatley explains, "and they waged war on all these other people cause they thought they were right", Kill List is largely about a small business failing.

There was a sense of caution to the program: for all of its contemporary bent, it felt a little conservative.

Erin, meanwhile, because of its feminine bent, remains equally foreign.

The Romney campaign objected to MSNBC because of its liberal bent and threatened to boycott if one of its anchors was selected.

That is partly the result of its acquisitive bent, which itself may have limits.Antitrust issues are perhaps the biggest worry.

While it is hard to summarize that much correspondence, the gist of it was this: The Times is ignoring the Libya story, and trying to protect the Obama administration, because of its liberal bent.

Norman Provizer, a professor of political science at Metropolitan State College of Denver, said the show played an important role in the city — both because of its local bent and the conflicting views of its hosts.

Clearly, Packer is also drawn to counterinsurgency because of its humanitarian bent, the sense that a sound military plan must include building schools and clinics and roads, not just killing bad guys.

Yet, because of its humanistic bent, Great Plains has little trouble attracting top talent.