Sentence examples for towards say from inspiring English sources
He risks deepening the gulf between his apparent softness towards Tory MPs on expenses and his harshness towards, say, families struggling with the bedroom tax.
Martínez is just as bright and convivial as everyone tells you he is, but he can't hide his deep ambivalence towards, say, ball-retention percentages or the number of successful passes into the opposition's penalty box.
It is not entirely ridiculous to suggest that, if Helen Boaden woke up one morning deeply unhappy with her lot and rabidly malevolent towards, say, Tony Blair, the Government would implode by the early evening.
Certainly it seems interesting that while people may be aware (verging on hyper-aware) of their attitudes towards, say, gay parenting, it's likely that they haven't even noticed this sea change in their own hetero-parenting universe.
But, for a governor struggling to shift the "unreliable boyfriend" tag, it would be embarrassing to embark on a march towards, say, 2.5%, get halfway and then turn back.
Several newspaper journalists – including Richard Brooks in the Sunday Times and the Evening Standard's Anne McElvoy – have expressed concern that arts television will become an electronic stage for the UK's cultural producers rather than a journalistic scrutineer in the way that it operates towards, say, politics or business.
In this case both point towards saying more, saying it sooner and saying it more strongly.
"He was a brilliant songwriter and an amazing creator, he gave us all a goal to run towards," said Midge Ure.
I suppose what I'm feeling my way towards saying is that, above all, Lucia reads like a warning.
"The new ad units really epitomized the level of engagement that everyone is working towards," said John M. Lisko, the executive communications director of Saatchi & Saatchi Los Angeles, part of the Publicis Groupe.
"We don't know what destination our government is going towards," said Shukria Barakzai, a member of Parliament and a supporter of Mr. Karzai.
