Sentence examples for toward from high-quality English sources.

• Toward the east, Mr.

• Toward the water djinn.

• It pivots more toward the classic, the chic vintage era which is popping up.

• This is an important measure that ensures borrowers who have been working toward these programs will stay on track toward forgiveness.

• The train toward Fryazevo did, but the train toward Fryazino didn’t.

• Expressing gratitude toward your partner might inspire them to experience more gratitude toward you.

• Rights activists say that the welcoming attitude toward gay tourists may not be as pervasive toward Thais themselves.

• When the community is hostile toward a particular minority group, police may feel that discriminatory behaviour toward that group is justified.

Use toward in a sentence.

• Nearly 37% of the recipients' payments went toward food, while 22% went toward sales and merchandise, such as trips to Walmart or dollar stores.

• $30 can go a long way toward keeping you informed on current events if you apply it toward a subscription The Washington Post or The New York Times.

• In the horizontal canals, deflection of the cupula toward the utricle—i.e., bending of the stereocilia toward the kinocilium—depolarizes the hair cells and increases the…

• Under normal circumstances, part of your monthly student loan payment goes toward the principal (the amount the government originally lent you), and part goes toward interest.

• You get up to $200 in statement credits toward airline incidental fees like checked bags and inflight purchases; up to $100 each year toward Saks Fifth Avenue purchases; and up to $200 in annual Uber credits.

• And more than any other property for which a Form exists, beauty engages the soul and draws it toward philosophical deliberation, toward thoughts of absolute beauty and subsequently (as we imagine) toward thoughts of other concepts.

• Systematicity: The group attitude on each proposition depends on the individuals’ attitudes toward it, not on their attitudes toward other propositions, and the pattern of dependence between individual and collective attitudes is the same for all propositions.

• Using Chase's new Pay Yourself Back feature, you could redeem those points to get up to $262.50 in value toward grocery, dining, or home-improvement purchases with the Sapphire Preferred, or up to $562.50 in value toward those purchases with the Sapphire Reserve.

toward sentence examples

• What drove these profoundly apolitical poets into the chaotic political scene of our century was Robespierre’s “zèle compatissant,” the powerful urge toward “les malheureux,” as distinguished from any need for action toward public happiness, or any desire to change the world.

• But according to the lawsuit, executives at Regeneron kept close track of how much of the money that they donated to the charity would go toward payments for their drug, and said they wanted the money to go only toward Eylea, and not toward a competing product, Lucentis, which is sold by Genentech.

• Do you think it was an accident that the first three tax cuts moved toward expensing business expenditures, toward universal I.R.A.s, toward getting rid of the capital-gains tax, toward getting rid of the double taxation of dividend income, toward getting rid of the death tax?

• He isolates six criteria that scholars have used to include and exclude thinkers from the Kyoto School: (1) connection with Nishida; (2) association with Kyoto University; (3) stance toward Japanese and Eastern intellectual traditions; (4) stance toward the interrelated matters of Marxism, the nation state, and the Pacific War; (5) stance toward Buddhism and toward religion in general; and (6) stance toward the notion of absolute nothingness.