Sentence examples for with leanings from inspiring English sources

I think that people often forget that there are "occasional voters" on or with leanings toward both sides of the political spectrum.

As matters now stand, thirty-eight members are friendly to Mr. Taft, eight to Mr. Roosevelt and five are doubtful, with leanings toward the President.

Much of the action takes place in the communal area, where we meet a Syrian teacher with leanings towards the ballet and a solitary Sudanese woman.

Zsuzsanna Szelényi, a liberal left MP and psychologist who has studied Orbán at close quarters as a colleague in the 1990s, describes him as restless and combative with leanings towards megalomania.

Linda Harrison, an 18-year-old singer-songwriter with leanings towards pop punk, arrived here from Scotland last year under strict instructions from her parents not to fall under nefarious influences.

Once put in power, however, he could not avoid the consequences; a convinced Reformer with leanings toward a succession of Continental theological changes, he found himself assisting at the shaping of the Church of England under a master who on the whole had no taste for change.

Why would MSNBC be content with leaning?

He expects to see people wearing goofy hats with leaning towers on them.

But there are also problems with leaning too heavily on race and ethnicity as explanations for party platforms and coalitions.

Those not satisfied with leaning out car windows climbed onto the roofs — or, in some cases, into the trunks — and hung on for dear life.

There is nothing wrong with leaning on easy baskets, but Westbrook is too good to be rendered so useless in halfcourt situations.