Sentence examples for slanted. from inspiring English sources

At the time, Carswell avoided backing Farage and criticised a reporter for "putting a slightly slanted question that will mean I have to answer it in a way that means I'm at odds with my party leader".

On the face of it, this modest little "hill station" acting as a prelude to the Himalayas was still in bustling, tropical India but its slanted roofs and alpine vistas were more reminiscent of a European town.

In pages from a notebook da Vinci's slanted "mirror" writing describes the guests at a dinner.

He also regularly obliges all TV and radio stations to broadcast his rambling speeches live.Programming on state media is heavily slanted in favour of the government.

America desperately needs to learn from our experience; Barack Obama should push for some kind of presidential priority on policing.David Muir Co-chair of the National Church Leaders Forum LondonNot quite ready for take offSIR – At the risk of droning on about drones, your leader was a bit slanted ("Free the drones", December 6th).

And if Mr Clegg, an Orange Booker, belongs squarely in the former camp, Mr Huhne has slanted his pitch towards the latter.

The new government may be the most northern-slanted in Italy's history.

But the rape or soya that go into biodiesel are not common crops in Italy; the grain, sugar or wine used for ethanol are.Likewise, France's tax-aided biofuel push will be more ethanol-slanted than its far bigger biodiesel industry thinks fair.

The symptoms of Down syndrome include intellectual disability, severe disorders of internal organs such as the heart and kidneys, up-slanted eyes, an enlarged tongue, and abnormal dermal ridge patterns on the fingers, palms, and soles.

Females are slightly larger than males, which have short (2.5 3 cm [1 1.2 inch]) but sharp back-slanted spikes for horns.

Maybe Katz thought the youth-slanted Vice would encourage younger viewers.