Owners' or employees' political views will determine how a newspaper or channel slants its coverage of a piece of news.
The nose of the aircraft slants upwards, bringing still further lift.
This allowed them to test whether the slants of newspapers with the same owner were more strongly correlated than those of two newspapers picked at random.
This six-track mini-album offers fresh slants on the Stornoway sound, though their warmth and charm are retained for "When You Touch Down from Outer Space", which welcomes aliens (or babies, depending on your view) with a net of delicately embroidered guitar.
Now trading as one-man band Here We Go Magic, Luke Temple has broadened his approach to accommodate a range of effects and influences that add intriguing new slants to his songs.
Also Andrew Marr's 'Megacities' – I know all the cities he is filming in, and the new slants he finds on them are very engaging.
Derelict churches, roofless houses and broken cisterns shimmer like a mirage as the sun beats down on the ruins and slants through the myriad windowless gaps.
Even when he takes roles that reach into the dark, such as American Gangster, Man on Fire, or last year's Safe House, Washington invariably slants the role upwards to redemption.
Instrumental quirks bring fresh slants – the rough-twang guitar and percussion of "Gasoline and Matches" and the bizarre drum sound on "Smooth", like packing-cases hammered in a stairwell – but it's the impact of two artists working with authenticity that gives Written in Chalk its charm.
Whereas propaganda slants facts to keep the public from learning the truth, pseudo-events provide the public with artificial facts that people perceive as real.
The weakness of at least the first version of the 46 was long ago exposed by Bill Walsh — the only coach in any sport to whom the word genius really applies — who saw that it left the corners as lonely as, well, part-time football bloggers, and had his QBs take quick drop-backs and throw short slants, killing the defense dead for a time.
