Sentence examples for with bent to from inspiring English sources

He scored again in a 5 2 win against Wolverhampton Wanderers, although after the game Sunderland manager Steve Bruce was left angry at Bent's decision to give Sunderland's second penalty kick to teammate Kenwyne Jones, after the latter "pleaded" with Bent to take the penalty so that he could get on the score sheet.

Ms. Warren's America is the one I want, not theirs with its bent to social Darwinism, Randian economics or the discounted "47 percent".

If this does not work, you may want to try the exercise on the floor or with bent elbows to alleviate the pressure.

Typically, principals rely on staff members with a creative bent to draw up whatever they can.

Here are some promising careers for young people with a technological bent to consider: computer engineering, software design, heavy construction.

Our own memories are regularly tweaked and adjusted with an egotistical bent, to bolster our own sense of self-worth.

When the Justice and Development Party (AKP) swept to power in 2002, it became the first party with a religious bent to take the helm in modern Turkey.

He approached the job with an entrepreneurial bent: to fight obesity and diabetes, he had created a mobile app that plotted restaurants by G.P.S., and allowed users to compare menus and calorie counts.

Second, the direction that the second wave debates have developed, starting with Gillett's (2003) criticisms deeply into the nature of the realization relation, and so into the metaphysics of science rather than into science itself should prompt the psychoneural reductionist with a metascientific bent to simply tell the second wavers, thanks for nothing!

And it was dancing with a religious bent to it, the hora... an Israeli group dance.

After the 1969 revolution, Western leaders initially believed that the new Libyan regime would follow in the kingdom's footsteps, with a pro-Western bent to its policies.