Sentence examples for personal slant from inspiring English sources

The book reflects the personal slant of its co-author Legs McNeil, the former mascot of the magazine Punk.

The book reflects the personal slant of its co-author Legs McNeil, the former mascot of the magazine Punk..

By offering a personal slant, you'll be encouraging people to like you and by tapping into their emotions you'll encourage loyalty hence happy, returning visitors.

Her Ripped Knees blog is mixed with lots of fashion news, but the personal slant is when she posts pictures of her own outfits.

There seemed no doubt that the personal slant of most of the stories was due to the fact that Albright was a woman: does anyone remember seeing a picture of Warren Christopher in the kitchen with his children?

Beyoncé's music has always had a personal slant; she shot to fame as part of the girl group Destiny's Child, who made their name with titles such as "Independent Woman, Pt 1".

The idea was that CNNfn, the struggling, underexposed business-news channel, would be renamed CNN Money and given a personal-finance slant like that of Money, the Time Inc. magazine that was providing its name to the venture.

External impressions are being formed on the basis of anodyne comments, augmented by commercially slanted releases by personal sponsors which rarely rise beyond the banal.

A surcharge on the personal income tax that is slanted to the wealthiest New Yorkers -- an idea floated by the City Council speaker, Gifford Miller, in the spring -- seems better than many of the other options for raising money.

(An earlier, statelier but more credulous biography by Charles Higham slants a little more toward the personal).

Many anchors on cable TV stations like CNN, MSNBC and Fox give strong personal opinions in the middle of reporting a story, or actually slant the report to fit what they want it to say.