Sentence examples for sort of lean from inspiring English sources
Also, your books sort of lean peacefully into each other in a way that says, Yes there's order here, but not too much.
The Booker prizewinning Irish writer John Banville is also the crime writer Benjamin Black, and regards one as an artist, the other as a craftsman – but says they sometimes overlap: "Sometimes, in the middle of the afternoon if I'm feeling a little bit sleepy, Black will sort of lean in over Banville's shoulder and start writing".
The reason why has a lot to do with the assumption that users own several pieces of micro-hardware that talk to each other, a sort of lean and distributed vision of computing rather than all-powerful single boxes.
He was feared by his enemies, and was described as "a sort of lean Rasputin" who claimed to be immortal.
I think that maybe what Parker should appreciate is that as a pundit, she can sort of lean back in her Aeron chair and haughtily proclaim, "Well, of course, I wouldn't have gone into Syria!
One of the "main issues" they have with the piece, they say, is that "depending on how I might read it, I sort of lean in the direction of it being riddled with white guilt that I don't find ultimately helpful".
April P sort of sits on the sink and the husband sort of leans up against her, they have sex, and then it's over.
"If there was a sense, in any way, that she sort of leaned one way or another," Ms. Glazer added, "or that she was buffeted, depending on what the political flavor of the day was, in the decisions she would make, I think the landscape might look very different than it does".
Flipboard on mobile has often been about a sort of lean-back reading experience – it began as a tablet magazine, you'll recall.
Before long he trusted me enough to show me his camp, a sort of lean-to he had built all by himself, collecting bare branches for the walls and thick branches of pine needles to prop up and layer over each other as a roof.
So this is where we sort of leaned back into our mythology".
