Sentence examples for would lean towards from inspiring English sources

"If you ask a victim today he would lean towards having more justice," said Santos.

For now I would lean towards social and rewards-based crowdfunding as first ports of call.

Before the shutdown, most polls showed that voters would lean towards blaming Republicans, but not by much.

If preservation is being done for non-commercial, socially beneficial reasons, it seems likely that the "Purpose" factor would lean towards fair use.

If Mr Cameron was Tory leader and Mr Brown prime minister, 50% of the panel said they would lean towards the Conservatives.

The British prime minister suggested on Sunday that the country's exit from the EU would lean towards a "hard Brexit", as she implied regaining control of immigration was more important than access to the single market.

So I'd lean towards yes, it's possible.

If you had to place Disclosure in one of these categories, you'd lean towards the American model.

I'd lean towards the SX240 as this is something of a modern classic – along with the SX260 HS, which is the same camera with built-in GPS.

I'd lean towards the former, since the latter would be incredibly expensive.

Retina remains a question mark, though I'd lean towards anticipating it's coming, but the iMacs are likely to get new models either way.