Sentence examples for overly bent from inspiring English sources
Replace overly bent guides.
As word spread that Obama was preparing to name Sperling to the new post at a Maryland factory on Friday, most reactions--positive or negative--centered on his proven record as a pragmatist, with critics suggesting that it makes Obama overly prone to bend, and proponents hailing a refreshing inclination toward compromise.
Precisely because Mondondo and the Cran opted for a legal solution, the applicants were routinely portrayed as overly sensitive, 'politically correct', and bent on censorship.
He and other people who were interviewed lamented what they described as the president's overly conciliatory nature in dealing with an obstinate Congress bent on blocking his moves.
Under these conditions, wild type seedlings display the triple response phenotype of shorter, thicker, and overly-bent hypocotyls.
It was bent in and bent again.
Joints were not bent to bend sideways.
The nation's largest mall operator, Simon Property Group, however, said Disney might be overly optimistic about how far landlords will bend.
The perception, particularly in America, that Congress is overly influenced by major business interests that can bend legislation in their favour, erodes trust in an already enfeebled political institution.
Senator John F. Kennedy used to roast the Eisenhower Administration's overly-rosy economic forecasts by comparing them to "a policeman bending over a body in the alley and saying cheerfully, 'Two wounds are fatal.
