Sentence examples for towards a rather from inspiring English sources

A trailer for the Wachowkis' next film, Jupiter Ascending, seems to lean more towards a rather far-out take on The Matrix, but here's hoping.

ZAMBIA'S copper industry, which only last year still boasted a rosy future, seems to be staggering towards a rather gloomier end.

But none of this is Nolan's fault, and suggesting that there is something wrong with the British director's excellent trilogy of films just because Hollywood has shifted towards a rather more throwaway style of superhero rather misses the point.

But, Burroughs aside, the tendency here has been towards a rather unadorned prose style; a kitchen sink, tell-it-how-it-is evocation of lives shattered by deviant practices.

The curtain-raiser to the Premier League season had been engaging enough, marked by Jesse Lingard's marvellous solo goal and a deserved Leicester City equaliser from Jamie Vardy, but it looked to be sliding towards a rather artificial penalty shootout conclusion.

However, the fact that BC039389-GATM and KLK4-KRSP1 are two examples of read-throughs expressed at higher levels in tumor tissue hints towards a rather oncogenic function for some read-throughs.

These findings are only partly in line with previous research on health care professionals attitudes towards EBP, revealing a rather inconsistent picture of attitudes towards EBP [ 12, 21, 22].

The best scene comes towards the end, a rather pertinent reminder, following our own recent election, of why people vote the way they do.

It can be assumed that the reported depressiveness/anxiety is associated with a higher sensitivity for pain symptoms, a biased attention towards pain and a rather dysfunctional evaluation of pain (pain catastrophizing) [69, 70].

The arc of history is indeed long, and bent towards justice in a rather zigzag pattern this week.

I lean towards a national rather than a decentralised system because I'm so fed up with local authorities' failure to deliver fairness, clarity and consistency.