Sentence examples for somewhat tilted from inspiring English sources

And indeed, if you include Obama's Medicare cuts, the White House deal is actually somewhat tilted towards spending cuts.

To the side of the trail, a stone prayer shrine still stood, somewhat tilted from the riotous vegetation sprouting every which way.

Sloppily cemented but firmly bolted into the slanted lip of the curb on the southwest corner, a few yards from the entrance to Trader Joe's, was a somewhat tilted pole, about 5 feet tall and 5 inches across.

Different orientations were achieved depending on the number of thiol groups per porphyrin molecule: porphyrin molecules having a single chain are somewhat tilted against surface normal, and porphyrins with four chains are oriented coplanar.

It is somewhat tilted toward the P site relative to A site tRNA, thus more closely resembling a tRNA in the A/P hybrid state characteristic of a translocation intermediate.

If we make a model of the Solar system with planetary orbits pictured as horizontal, Earth would look like a flattened top spinning on an axis that is somewhat tilted relative to the vertical direction.

Regarding the ambiguous heptameric appearance of a small fraction of the 2D class averages, we speculate that these might be the result of slightly tilted side views and/or somewhat flexible conformations.

Three years later, though, Bright Lights, Big City was published, and their world tilted, somewhat queasily for her.

First, it's probably one of the reasons why Catholics as a demographic have tilted somewhat more strongly in favor of same-sex marriage than other major Christian groups.

For the moment, the conflict has settled into a kind of unstable stalemate, with the balance tilted somewhat in the regime's favour thanks to its unchecked use of its air power, a generous flow of military supplies from Russia, and much help from Iran and allied Shia fighters from Lebanon and Iraq.

A frontal view of the brain is rotated with the frontal poles tilted somewhat ventrally compared with standard frontal views (Fig. 5).