Sentence examples for slant from inspiring English sources

This hass a different slant: you battle virtual alien invaders with real-life punches and crunches.

What's more, I'd argue that plenty of younger Guardian writers take a left slant on all sorts of things – including the shortcomings of the Labour party and the excess pay and bonuses enjoyed by top corporate executives (now there's a bit of subtle).

While it's based on the original Swan Lake, Maillot has used an edited version of the Tchaikovsky score, and collaborated with the writer Jean Rouaud to develop a story that filters the ballet's themes of love and betrayal, reality and illusion through a modern, erotic slant.

Its pro-retiree slant might be electorally sensible, and perhaps even a simplifying improvement, but it has left the bigger fiscal and macroeconomic issues completely untouched.

There was a futuristic slant to the presentation of the collection that suggests Wang is not prepared to cede any aesthetic ground to his predecessor.

A positive slant I wish was more often highlighted for others.

You need a full cup and to dip with slant to start with, but the real trick is to flip the biscuit post-dunk so that the slightly less wet side supports the weaker side as you move from cup to mouth.

The embassy was optimistic about the slant of the documentary, which included interviews with members of the Anglo-Chilean business community speaking approvingly about the coup.

In 2013, not long after successfully restoring rigorous science standards infamously undone by school board creationists during the previous decade, Kansas quietly became the fifth state, following Texas, Florida, Arkansas and Oklahoma, to pass controversial civics education legislation creating what some view as legal wiggle room for teaching US history with a religious slant.

With a paltry two-and-a-half months to campaign, the candidates are beginning to feel the pressure.I figured the Register would be full of campaign coverage with a local slant: details on the political proclivities of this small town or that union chapter, perhaps some pictures of presidential candidates at barn shows or town hall meetings.

The authors define a publication's slant by examining the share of readers reporting a particular ideological leaning ("liberal" or "conservative").