Sentence examples for that lean towards from inspiring English sources

Its book group meets "roughly quarterly" and its calendar is sprinkled with author-based events that lean towards local writers wherever possible.

We all have personalities that lean towards either introversion or extroversion.

We have nine tossup states this week -- four that lean towards Clinton, three that lean towards Trump, and two in the Too Close To Call category.

It's not, as you might expect, a selection of tracks that lean towards the dancefloor side of noise but a representation of the whole spectrum.

"Those who remain undecided on the referendum tend to be slightly more Democratic and younger, and less religious than the population as a whole -- all groups that lean towards upholding the law," said the firm.

While both The BPM Festival and Comunité are beachside bacchanals that lean towards the house and techno spectrum, they're worlds apart in terms of their scope, the types of people they attract, and the general mood vibrating in the air.

The result of those nominations has left us with a supreme court that leans towards the right, with a majority of sitting justices nominated by Republican presidents.

Next was a six-day stretch – extended due to demand – at Nuno Mendes's Loft Project, an east London supper club that leans towards the experimental.

The News & Observer in Raleigh, North Carolina, drew attention to the DVD advert with an accompanying article and was met with a torrent of response that leaned towards angry criticism of the film.

This year's line-up shows that the organisers have ramped things up a bit: Sigur Rós, Garbage, Fat Freddy's Drop and José Gonzalez are among the acts on a bill that leans towards dreamy, psychedelic, folksy acts.

She will vote for the first time next week since returning from Germany 12 years ago to live in the town that leans towards the more middle-class part of the constituency.