Sentence examples for particular slant from inspiring English sources

The prominence of non-commercial art spaces gives Marseille's art scene a particular slant.

He adds: "There was no particular slant on the Sun story which wasn't represented anywhere else, with this exception... they would have elevated me to diminish John [Prescott].

He admits that his new book "has a particular slant", and that he is, in his own way, trying to change public perception about the wars.

In 2011, Canadian aid policy was reformulated to service global poverty and national prosperity, with a particular slant towards the domestic extractives sector.

"You learn to write songs when you're a teenager, or when you're in your twenties, so you have a particular slant from those experiences," he muses.

But they are also used as tools of "spin" by those who wish to put forth a particular slant on popular opinion.

Inevitably, they said, there will be groups or individuals with particular slants offering to fill the reporting gaps for traditional news organizations — and the more of them there are, the harder it will be to perceive their agendas.

Or is outrage in order only when a particular political slant (imperialism, colonialism) or target (the United States, Israel) can be cited?

And while there might not have been a particular social slant to the storyline, fans are hailing Theron's character as a feminist powerhouse.

In the first series, the songs generally had no particular satirical slant, and were often intercut with sketches from the same era.

Although there were glimpses of certain lapses in neorealistic orthodoxy in some of his first films as a director, La Strada has been widely viewed as a definitive break with the ideological demands of neorealist theorists to follow a particular political slant or embody a specific "realist" style.