Sentence examples for slant from high-quality English sources.

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• I live here”—those little slant rhymes.

• And why did they slant inwards rather than outwards?

• “That would give him a little more of a positive slant,” Westhoff said.

• Their mouths slant vertically, their lips are fringed, and their eyes are on top of the head (hence…

• The sun’s rays strike at a great slant, however, and do not give as much heat as they do farther south.

• The contrasting textures create tension by highlighting the slant and sleek lines while uniform dark tones amplify harmony.

• Zero Hedge is a favorite of City and Wall Street traders, known for its anti-establishment and bearish slant on financial topics.

Use slant in a sentence.

• The Tweezerman Mini Slant Tweezer is the smaller version of the brand's top-rated Slant Tweezer, which we also love.

• Named after the grandmother of the owner Tristan Scutt, the bar has a particular slant towards Eastenders memorabilia with a bust of Pam St.

• This pair has a precise 25-degree slant and stainless steel tips that quickly and painlessly remove hairs, no matter how thick or thin they may be.

• Apple Daily, once a lowbrow rag that ran prostitute reviews, has evolved into a more serious, though still rambunctious, journal of political and social news with a decidedly antigovernment and anti-Beijing slant.

• Founded in the early Nineties by Parisian designers Bruno “Bell” Belamich and Carlos “Ross” Rosillo, their eponymous brand had a singular mission from the outset: ultra-functional tool watches with a modernist slant.

• Composer-lyricist-star Lin-Manuel Miranda forges a groundbreaking bridge between hip-hop and musical storytelling with this sublime collision of radio-ready beats and an inspiring, immigrant slant on Founding Father Alexander Hamilton.

• “It bothers me that he doesn’t tell the truth, but I guess I kind of expect that, and I expect that from the media, too — not to always tell the truth or to slant it one way,” said Julie Knight, 63, a retired personal injury case manager from Algona, Wash.

• And they have that Dickinsonian slantness to them—they’re a little less slant—they’re somewhere between slant and perfect, but they’re beautiful and rich and they create a kind of acoustic for this poem that is so accomplished and memorable.

slant sentence examples

• In this capacity, Rogan has the ability to put a different slant on Sanders' left-wing proposals compared with how they're often presented on cable news, which tends to look at the world via a centrist lens, or by right-wing figures who decry him as a dangerous socialist.

• He said that, while first and foremost intended to be “fun, interesting and interactive,” the museum also has a sustainability slant: “We need to question our ideas of disgust if we’re going to consider some of the more environmentally friendly sources of protein, like insects.”

• As Sal Cinquemani noted for Slant magazine, Gomez is at her best on "Revival" when she reinterprets well-worn pop music tropes with sincerity and self-awareness — that is, an awareness that no human experience is straightforward or correct, that every emotion is muddled by layers and grooves.

• His ethics, expressed in his Utilitarianism (1861), followed the formulations of Bentham in finding the end of society to consist in the production of the greatest quantity of happiness for its members, but he gave to Bentham’s cruder (but more consistent) doctrines a humanistic and individualistic slant.