Sentences with phrase «slants on»

The various news reports cast very conflicting slants on the outcome, some saying that the US caved in by agreeing to anything at all.

More than that, these events had over-the-top media coverage, with producers and editors vying for new angles and competing to find fresh slants on the stories.

Their last publicity stunt with hokey numbers last fall was loaded with invalid slants on the data they provided.

Director Ivan Reitman's wacky comedic sensibility ignites the hilarity of the situation, particularly with a swell of nifty sight gags and visual slants on the trappings of power.

THE EQUALISER: An excellent blog covering the world of football, with particularly interesting slants on events in Africa and South America.

I have found the slants on Scripture by Muslims, Mormons, and Jehovah's Witnesses to be persuasive, mostly focused on the rejection of his Divine nature.

«If you just read it for what it says, and not try to put all kinds of slants on it, I think you will find it perfectly clear.»

TGM - If you just read it for what it says, and not try to put all kinds of slants on it, I think you will find it perfectly clear.

Robert D. Mansfield, «TGM - If you just read it for what it says, and not try to put all kinds of slants on it, I think you will find it perfectly clear.»

«We don't want to be talking about X where, one way or another, you get a slant on it by the time the interview's done... We could change our mind next week or a month later, and somebody's out there that thinks we're giving investment advice.

Can I put a different slant on this?

It is always interesting to get a personal inside slant on things.

Just because others with an agenda wish to put another slant on it doesn't make what God stated clearly to be unclear.

«Only for those interested in my particular slant on religion (and who are new to my particular way of Googling religion)

But then, you know my slant on that.

Thomas Altizer puts a different slant on his nontheology, claiming that the death of God occurred in Christ, a kind of mystical orgasm in which transcendence empties into immanence:

I'd take a slightly different slant on it though.

There is also the fact that each of the four Gospel writers has a somewhat differing interpretation of Jesus, and so each puts a different slant on things.

To put that slant on the conflict is not completely true.

It was a provocative slant on the Easter story.

What a creative slant on my favourite kind of pie.

He is a salsa maker that will give you his own slant on the business and do a few reviews along the way.

For a slightly different slant on golden milk, the recipe that follows, from Prevent Disease, includes the spice ginger and uses turmeric sticks instead of powder.14 It's also made without a starter golden paste, which is useful if you're hankering for a mug but don't have any golden paste on hand.

One happened when Jordan Norwood tried to fake an outside stem on his route then come back inside on a slant on third - and - 2 with 3:48 left in the first quarter.

You've inserted a word from his statement which puts a completely different slant on the quote and that word is BUT.

But the bizarre saga of the Foxes boss Nigel Pearson has put another little slant on the occasion.

It seems a poor attempt at taking a different slant on a story in order to pull readers in, and a pointless one at that.

But when Arsene Wenger refers to fourth - place as a trophy, he's not just attempting to put a sunny slant on Arsenal's self - trimmed ambitions, though he definitely is doing that.

Why the negative slant on the players and managers alike?

Read and understand how Kroenke runs his other «franchises» with a slant on how it affects the Arsenal fans.

But this wasn't a slant on the ability of Fabio himself as a player, but again, just too injury prone.

Now we have a completely different slant on the situation from the one you manufactured.

I think Time Magazine really put a explosive slant on the article, especially running with that cover.

«I think this report puts an unfair slant on it,» Beard said.

She even tries to put a patriotic slant on it, with guttural calls for the strength of the British economy - a political sleight of hand that seems a little cheap and more than a little unfair.

Iain Dale's blog gives quite a different slant on events.

Back in the Commons political and constitutional reform committee, Nick Clegg has just given a new slant on the Lib Dems» decision not to support the proposed parliamentary boundary changes.

Others offered a different slant on Fossella's latest potential comeback bid, which has been rumored before but always, eventually, denied by Fossella himself.

I arrived in Kentucky hoping to find a sympathetic slant on the creationist agenda.

This finding puts a new slant on a debate that has raged among zoologists for years.

In other words, you're no longer choosing topics you want to read about; now you're choosing which slant on the news you want to see.

With Surface, Microsoft offers its own slant on tablets, for better or for worse (Credit: Josh Miller / CNET) It's no secret that there are some serious issues around competition and Windows that spell trouble not only for Microsoft's Surface, but for other tablets, detachables, and convertible devices running the latest incarnation of Microsoft's venerable operating system.

Throw a healthy slant on bruschetta by topping your wholemeal toast with cottage cheese, basil and contrasting balsamic

I have a slightly different slant on this.

As the Paleo movement has grown, various researchers and nutrition experts have offered their own slant on it, in many cases broadening the list of foods.

My particular slant on these routines has been termed «PHAT or Power Hypertrophy Adaptive Training.»

The diagonal slice leaves a slant on each slice which is more attractive than sliced straight across.

The «Y» itself was then cut on an angle so it would sit slanted on the base to cradle the glue gun.

The neckline was slanted on the front and back giving it an interesting touch.

Taking a unique slant on the subject of online dating, Naked Online offers information and activities to help readers use this modern matchmaking method to become more mindful, which is why the authors sneak the word zen into the subtitle.