Sentence examples for words toward from inspiring English sources

Nothing new there – except Osborne illustrated the government's tilt towards the right in his tender words toward classes of public servants traditionally beloved by Tory backbenchers.

Their harsh words toward fundamentalism are.

My heart was in a rough mood, and I started using violent words toward my mother. . . .

Further, the Uniform Code of Military Justice prohibits commissioned officers from using "contemptuous words" toward high-level government officials.

Walker then twists the phrase into "thrushy-tongue lolling up ahead," pushing words toward their own music.

To her critics, she's a foulmouthed person who should apologize for directing unprintable words toward police officers.

After their seventh or eighth beer, they have rediscovered the boyish joy of repeatedly shouting a four-letter word toward the distant court.

President Bush often complains about Democratic obstructionism, but the truth is that he has made considerable progress, if that's the right word, toward the goal of stocking the federal courts with conservative ideologues.

"I want to make sure as a true professional and a man of my word toward this team and organization that I'll play all 16 like I did the first".

An article on CNN.com repeating Obama's choice of words carried this warning: "Editor's Note: This article contains language that some may find offensive". Other outlets found ways to avoid thrusting the word toward their audience.

Rafael Nadal, who rarely volleys a bad word toward any opponent, once said Soderling's conduct was "maybe worst possible," and added, "In the end, we will see what's happening in the end of life, no?" But Soderling can no longer be easily dismissed.