Sentence examples for slant against from inspiring English sources

By the way the shadows slant against the trees, Mister Movie-Man.

(She famously rewrote her lines in "Kramer vs. Kramer," undermining the film's reactionary slant against women's lib).

On third and goal at the Jets 4, Moore goes to Marshall on a quick slant against Revis.

Others, like a call to boycott National Public Radio for what one writer called "a slant against doctors" was simply ignored.

He goes over to the sunny inner tubes, lifts up the one lying on a slant against the other, squeezes the warm dusty rubber to make sure it's tight.

But what Frum calls the "many ways in which … libertarian politics slant against the grain of conservatives in the country" are still a challenge for Paul, and they could put a ceiling on his 2016 support and limit his long term role as a movement leader, leaving Cruz positioned to eclipse him in electoral support and movement influence alike.

"This is slanted against the players," the retiree wrote.

She has complained that National Public Radio's coverage of the Middle East is slanted against Israel.

I have received hundreds of messages heatedly contending the opposite: that his coverage is slanted against Israel.

"The political price is always heavily slanted against intervention when there is no core national-security interest involved," Bass said.

My clouded reflection eyes me like a bird of prey, the profile of night slanted against morning.