Sentence examples similar to slanted understanding from inspiring English sources

At the Hudson River Museum, the primary exhibition, "Singular Voices/Voices of Many: Photographs From the Sixties by James Hinton," a cycle of Sunday afternoon concerts and even some of the Planetarium shows are all slanted toward a better understanding of black culture in America.

"Not even Emily Dickinson didn't care about people not understanding her," he said (sounding as oblique as Dickinson's "certain slant of light").

In the poem "Of Light," published in the journal Poetry this year, he wrote: "From History tears learn a slanted understanding/of the human face torn by blood's bulletin".

The conceptual framework for understanding religious liberty should therefore be expanded to recognize how exclusion tilts the entire game, giving even facially equal laws an underlying slant.

So beyond measurements of static contact angles, a complete understanding of a surface's properties also requires analysis of how the contact angles at its advancing (front) and receding (back) edges differ when the surface is slanted.

It's kind of slanted here.

It slanted across every glow.

Just understanding".

Are you on slanted ground?

Understanding spouse?

Seek understanding.