Sentence examples for slant on something from inspiring English sources

THEATERGOERS looking for something new, or for a new slant on something old, have a variety of choices this week, and all are state premieres.

When you are lonely, it gives you company; if you are unhappy, it can uplift you; it can teach you about human nature, about other countries, other cultures; it can open your eyes to things you haven't realised and give you another slant on something you thought you knew about.

The same story on the Huffington Post is more likely to have a liberal slant than something on Fox News.

These specials usually put O'Reilly's patented conservative slant on retellings of history, something that wouldn't really sit well with Christians.

"It's always important to paint your situation in a way that there's a positive slant on it so that you can think of something good happening," La Russa said.

Hall's slant on such questions is to stress the importance of something that is "owned here; is for Britain; and respects and reflects British values and the excitement of being British".

Vreeland was an unconventional editor and an unconventional mother (though something of a traditional mate), and her slant on life was from an angle informed by beauty.

After a successful Kickstarter campaign, it's clear a lot of dog lovers see something moving and compelling in this new slant on the open world adventure.

"Even when you do something well there can be a negative slant on things.

He liked my slant on life.

A different slant on the Troubles.