"You seem more than slightly inclined to support my candidacy, is that right?" Mr. Romney joked.
We wander about 50ft away to a shady, slightly inclined spot of the cemetery.
3. Calf muscle: gastrocnemius As above, but slightly inclined inwards so that you are targeting the inner part of the calf.
The man has in profile "a facial angle so slightly inclined as to be almost perpendicular" -- try picturing that, try avoiding the sense of an unscalable rock face.
I have long thought it a great sculpture, with its slightly inclined vertical planes, which, if projected, would meet a thousand feet above the earth's surface.
The bottom i.e., the hearth is lined with tar-bonded magnesite bricks and has on one side a slightly inclined taphole and a spout or, as shown in the figure, an oval hearth and a vertical taphole.
Several processes are based on the use of a slightly inclined rotating kiln to which ore, coal, and recycled material are charged at the upper end, with heat supplied by an oil or gas burner.
His slightly inclined cursive, speedily written with a fairly narrow, somewhat blunt nib, was to inspire the printers' italic type, just as Poggio's hand led to their roman type.
He promised from the start that it would not be the Socialist Worker, but he wanted the paper to be Labour's "candid friend", informed by old-fashioned social democratic values and slightly inclined towards the "soft left".
You lie on a slightly inclined table, covered with a sheet, while a plastic hose, connected at one end to an irrigation machine that looks like a Rube Goldberg device and at the other to a sterile speculum, is introduced into the pertinent orifice.
You started tuning out and relying on stock facial mannerisms: the crinkly eyed grin, or the shrug, head slightly inclined, the rat-trap mouth, lips pursed in annoyance, or slightly goofy laugh, with the tongue pressed slightly against the upper teeth.
