Sentence examples similar to selective leanings toward from inspiring English sources

The following brief account of philosophical trends is necessarily selective, leaning toward those philosophical theories that have a stronger content of, or relevance to, descriptive claims about religion.

Mr. Davies said that show was able to be selective in choosing contestants, leaning toward those who "might truly need some help paying for a college education" or those with "really good stories to tell".

It has a tribrachial structure that consists of a lean premixed segment leaning toward the oxidizer side, a rich premixed segment leaning toward the fuel side, and a diffusion flame trailing behind.

I am leaning toward appendicitis.

He's leaning toward West Point Gray.

He said he was leaning toward Ennahda.

But I was leaning toward that".

I'm leaning toward the latter.

Now, they're leaning toward Mr. Santorum.

He is leaning toward an iPad.

I was leaning toward a Mac.