Sentence examples for tilted from inspiring English sources
The word 'tilted' is correct and usable in written English
You can use 'tilted' to describe an object that is not in an upright position, or to describe a situation or opinion that is biased. For example, "The vase was tilted to one side" or "He had a tilted view of the situation."
The dog tilted his spotted muzzle and sniffed.
The late appearance of a Democratic Labour candidate in this constituency may well have tilted this result decisively.
I try everything: more cushions, fewer cushions, two small cushions under my knees, a firmer cushion tilted under a softer cushion, a cushion on my lap to rest my hands on.
The top of the screen should be level with the eyebrows and the chair tilted slightly forward, so that the knees are lower than the hips.
The mix of initiatives in this budget really needed to be tilted much more on those that would deliver bigger growth dividends.
It was reintroduced last year, but presumably the conclusion was that the balance had tilted too far in favour of batsmen.
The system cannot be permanently tilted to favour one party or another.
"Where were you when we were being killed by live bullets?" many asked of so-called "white Turks" rising up for the first time.But as public fury spread, the Kurds tilted towards the protesters.
They showed that Americans had tilted towards the Democrats only on some matters.
The six-month interim administration has been heavily tilted in favour of Tajiks from the Panjshir Valley, a small proportion of the country's population but the backbone of the Northern Alliance forces who helped rout the Taliban regime.
So the electoral odds are once again being tilted against Morgan Tsvangirai, Mr Mugabe's challenger.
