Sentence examples for the same bent from inspiring English sources
So, it seems that scenes conceived with the same bent logic as the Fox network TV series 24, where torture was routinely shown to elicit vital information, were included for dramatic, political or even pornographic effect.
Although our cyanide-bound structure presented was obtained from samples crystallized at pH 7.6, we nonetheless clearly observe the same bent conformation as was seen with the MbCODH structure in the presence of CO.
Although they are not strictly speaking X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, resonant inelastic X-ray scattering and X-ray Raman experiments are conducted with essentially the same bent-crystal analyzers as high-resolution fluorescence, although a different geometrical arrangement of crystals may be used for the different experiments.
Beneath the cosmopolitan swagger and japery, "The Vice Guide to Everything" has the same remedial bent as most other MTV fare.
As currently constructed, very few law schools are represented (mainly Harvard and Yale) and justices tend to pick clerks with the same ideological bent as them.
The urge to bare all has now spread to other groups around England, many with causes of the same traditional bent as the Women's Institute.
But spiritual drumming, a monthly workshop in Montclair's First Congregational Church, attracts 25 to 40 perfectly decent folk who enjoy beating with others of the same percussive bent.
Runner-up is another novel on the same theme: BENT ROAD (Dutton, $25.95), in which Lori Roy observes the breakdown of a family that has moved to Kansas to escape racial tensions in 1960s Detroit.
The corporate setting is new, but "Better Off Ted" is not really an original work; it's very much of the same comic bent and structure as "30 Rock," "The Office" and "Scrubs".
His other firm, Founders Fund, also has the same ideological bent but supports startups, not just early-stage research.
The same analytical bent that provoked his interest in math ultimately led him into neurology, he says.
