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lean toward
1. He had to lean towards Angela to keep his shoulders out of contact with the sloping walls
2. This is precisely why we should always lean towards
3. Yet the average wizard is just as harmless and lean towards good as much as the average human
4. In annoyance, I put my laptop aside, stand and lean toward the screen with both hands on the bed
5. To lean towards
6. “I will do it,” she said so softly that each of them had to lean towards her to hear
7. So it’s pretty self-evident that liberals have a culture that is willing to lean towards death
8. Therefore, there is actually no urgent need to integrate with broken (macroscopic) soul pieces or fragments from the Eastern religious point of view; as what is implied in Novak’s and similar theories which lean towards the Desert religions
9. It is associated with the moon too which causes its symbolism to lean towards femininity
10. Psychological studies have shown that 95 per cent of al people lean toward the
11. But, when Gautam tended to lean towards the Dutch Kassenbouw, he was quick to point out that as the Dutch had no diplomatic clout worth the name in New Delhi, Global would be left with the Kassenbouw cross to carry all by itself
12. Those who have been inclined to lean toward the selfish side of life may have
13. He started to lean towards me and jerked himself back as his magic repelled the Dracule’s
14. When you do this, he would repeat himself and lean towards you
15. Lean towards the coachee (as appropriate)
16. I saw each panel member lean towards me and noticed the sweat forming on John’s brow
17. And the instant John started to lean toward him, he instinctively jerked away and took a seat at the table
18. McLean toward the telegraph office"s exit
19. As Roopa stepped in, introducing her warmly to her friend Sangeetha, Lalitha said, “didn’t I tell you Roopa that once let loose; these men lean towards loose women
20. But to serve their own interests, these enthusiasts shift registers and abruptly lean toward a historical reading depending on their dialectical needs, they seek both faith and reason, belief and documentation, fable and truth
21. lean towards women; I know that not all men are stubborn,
22. started to lean toward the other end of the bed, Sue said, “You’re too sweet
23. moment of panic as she was forced by the turn to lean towards the
24. The weight would lean towards support, there was no about that, but there would be voluble opposition from the democrats
25. And it hadn't taken Hadaen long either to lean towards her and close his lips over one hardened nipple, tugging teasingly
26. Diane and Teresa both smile and lean towards Tory as he sits on Dana's lap
27. But what I lean toward is that you know all of your sins, and God knows them all, and shame comes over you at the reality that He knows
28. But what I lean toward is that you know all of your sins, and God knows them all, and shame comes over you at the reality that He knows
29. I’ve got no time to process, as they say, the record is dying, Slow Fades, this one, so I lollop with my one wet shoe back into the booth and lean toward the mic, breathless, which is where you came in, whoever you are, and why I’ve been here now for the better part of two hours, doing all this processing on air
30. He will lean toward those for which he sees a fairly imminent prospect of some one of the favorable developments listed above
31. inmates lean towards the errors of non causa and ignoratio elenche