Sentence examples for strong slant from inspiring English sources

Obviously there's a really strong slant towards materiality here, but it's not exclusive.

Fair Game is a strikingly accomplished piece of historical film-making with a strong slant – but there is evidence to support its case.

The type of mycology taught varies among universities: Aberystwyth, for example, has "a stronger slant on fungal ecology and plant pathology, whereas universities with a strongly medical microbiology B.Sc. scheme would tend to focus on pathogenic fungi," Griffith adds.

The French company Amisco, which has a strong European slant, also makes a Recruiter package.

It has a strong feminist slant and stars me, as homicide detective Casey O'Malley.

He was an active member of the Writers Guildd and there was a strong political slant to his later work.

His imaginative 1978 staging at La Scala of Stravinsky's Histoire du Soldat, with a strong Marxist slant, counts among his most brilliant productions.

Last year's show included installations; this year's, which introduces the work of six artists, most in their 30's, has a strong pictorial slant.

On returning to London, he went back to college (Goldsmith's and the Slade School of Art), but his three years abroad had left him with a strong eastern slant to his philosophy.

The table shows a strong normative slant by including good in one column and bad in the other.

In this paper, we model block error rate (BLER) performance of optical wireless communication systems in strong turbulence slant channels with very slow fading and additive Gaussian noise, using the Exponentiated Weibull distribution models.