Sentence examples for slant towards from inspiring English sources

Obviously there's a really strong slant towards materiality here, but it's not exclusive.

3. Farmison – rare breeds £29.95, farmison.co.uk This online supplier has a slant towards rare-breed beasts.

With a slant towards that dapper Italian style, there's enough Brit grit to keep it from scary.

In 2011, Canadian aid policy was reformulated to service global poverty and national prosperity, with a particular slant towards the domestic extractives sector.

Meanwhile, commentators have criticised Dr Lander's alleged slant towards the Broad work at the apparent expense of Doudna's at UC Berkeley.

This slant towards titles published in the 80s and earlier probably reflects the inclination of purchasers – parents and grandparents – to stick with what they knew and loved the first time round.

I believe her instincts are slanted towards conservatism.

But developed country negotiators argue it has been "slanted" towards the developing country concerns.

"The education system should be slanted towards being more practical than what we have today.

So my choice of books for writers is slanted towards those that expose our colours.

While there are some doubts over the ComRes questions, the Populus ones seem strongly slanted towards provoking a particular answer.