Sentence examples for oriented more from inspiring English sources

"It certainly has become more task oriented, more proactive that it use to be.

Verdi's work, though often historical in its dramatic content, was from the outset oriented more strictly toward the present.

Post-1992 universities tend to be oriented more towards the world of work, and have a more vocational leaning.

A nagging problem with multicultural exhibitions is that they are often oriented more toward the ethnicity, rather than merit, of participants.

"A lot of the best intellectual magazines are oriented toward the past," Mr. Gessen said, "and we wanted to be oriented more toward the present".

Mrs. Sturman, the church's top lay officer, described the parish as "family oriented," more conservative than the diocese and particularly opposed to ordaining gay men and lesbians.

Ultrastructurally (Fig. 6B, C), the loukoumasome was composed of relatively homogenous, electron-lucent granulofibrous material oriented more-or-less axially along the torus like thread on a bobbin.

Lyric songs are more emotion-oriented, more sentimental.

"Women are more detail-oriented, more organized, there's less drinking.

"They tend to be more small-business-oriented, more fiscally conservative voters," Mr. Lee said.

I just think we work differently; I think we're more task-oriented, more coöperative.