Sentences with phrase «veers towards»

Warning: this is a slightly naughty one At times, my sense of humour veers towards the quirky, which explains why I was highly entertained by this meme... It's the best one I've seen since «What's Your Elf Name?»

If your year - round home decor veers towards a minimalist scheme, brightly hued Christmas decorations may seem out of place.

Generally, when a conversation veers towards a client's children and divorce, most people discuss how the children are handling the process, and how helpless they feel to stop the pain and disillusionment their children are going through.

To do so veers towards the perverse notion of consensus, IMO, and suggests that the null hypothesis may be the movable feast that climate «scientists» seem to think it is, rather than the constant companion of the researcher that it ought to be.

Prelude from 1947 (pictured above) veers towards the then - fashionable Neo-Romanticism of Piper and Sutherland.

Her work at times veers towards abstraction and at others approaches a particular mediated realism.

I get all nostalgic when the plot veers towards the ridiculous.

The romance element frequently veers towards the erotic.

It's an especially impressive feat given that Damien Chazelle's screenplay occasionally veers towards one - note territory, as the thin premise lends itself naturally towards a fair degree of repetition - with the movie's midsection especially suffering from this vibe.

If Vertigo pops to mind before you can say «makeover», the set - up veers towards Hitch's Rebecca as Reynolds» sister Cyril (a fiercely immovable Lesley Manville) lurks like some ever - present, Mrs. Danvers - ish power behind his throne.

is another comedy from Hamburg that often veers towards the middle of the road.

It's in the mould of thrillers like Misery and The Fan, where a symbiotic relationship begins between a media personality and an obsessive stalker, though any veers towards violence as a means of conflict resolution in A Patch of Fog come only after a considerably lengthy bout of mind games first.

And yet the film never veers towards the sentimental, as it portrays how George copes with the deterioration of his beloved.

He's still worth checking out, though more for the musical experiment than the admirable, though now predictable, message, which veers towards easy sloganeering at times.

Clinging to sultry gloves of every length, Hermès shies away from the traditional styles of handbags and veers towards a more intricate style of arm wear.

Alves has a sense of style that veers towards the everywoman — in the best way possible.

The only catch is that the skirt is sewed slightly crooked — it veers towards -LSB-...]

«If the balloon veers towards terrain where it can't be recovered, it will have to be released with explosive bolts»

People scatter, some crouch against the wall as he veers towards them, and stare.

This might be because my personality veers towards the OCD end of the spectrum.

In certain passages it suffers quite simply from being badly edited; in places the syntax veers towards the opaque.

The years go by and I become more and more aware of my pioneer lineage, I understand the pull west better, I feel suffocated without a bit of a space, without an early morning walk beside the yarrow patch, I need the north, and I need the west in a way that veers towards the mystical, which is just fine to a Holy Spirit adoring tongue talker like me.

But with Amazon's promise to make price - cuts and consumer preferences generally veering towards healthy, organic foods, grocery store investors likely fear that Whole Foods could cut deeper into the market shares of traditional grocers like Kroger — as well as their suppliers.

Several sources recalled that Stoyanov was careful to make sure any collaboration covered only crime - fighting and did not veer towards the taboo subjects of state - supported hacking.

His theories on business practice frequently veer towards the eccentric.

So often we all hesitate... then veer towards the familiar paths travelled... only to lose out on so many opportunities that would have opened up for us.

While this happens, we may veer towards what's right or what's wrong.

Eating loads of the stuff at the moment with a definitely veer towards the squab variety.

With BAKED, Laura's work will veer towards the hippie - dip / crunchy granola spectrum of treats: always vegan + sometimes naturally gluten free, utilizing a variety of whole grain flours, plenty of seasonal produce, and other wholesome bits.

Normally the brownies I make veer towards the truffle side but I knew it wasn't going to work, so I upped the chocolate, tossed the cocoa powder and took out a little flour.

I'm veering towards plant - based eating, so with the exception of a handful of chicken recipes in the archives, the rest are all Vegetarian, increasingly becoming Vegan and / or Gluten - free.

Grind until it is very fine, smooth and almost veering towards as moist as it can be without being damp.

I remember just trying to veer towards the light, which I do as I head left.

With the club veering towards a crisis, Liverpool fans will be appreciative of every piece of good news coming their way.

The former Old Trafford midfielder can't quite decide if the side is almost there or in need of a serious financial overhaul, but speaking as a pundit during BT Sport's coverage of Chelsea v Everton on Saturday evening, he appeared to veering towards the former.

I often end up blowing my hair dry because it can veer towards frizziness easily.

These children veer towards being overeaters.

To join and stay in the EU, member states must be democracies — that means unelected European Commissioners, and even other heads of other member states, do not pronounce on member state democratic politics (unless a country is veering towards authoritarianism — in which case the EU treaty has clear procedures for this — see Article 7 of the Lisbon Treaty http://eur-lex.europa.eu/JOHtml.do?uri=OJ:C:2008:115:SOM:en:HTML).

She laughed and said she was at least thankful the comments veered towards how attractive she was, rather than the opposite.»

The Tory leader began his leadership of the Conservative party with pledges to change the nature of British politics, but his performances at PMQs quickly veered towards the traditional.

EMR is vital to attracting low - carbon technologies, as there's little doubt that if left alone, the market would veer towards a short - term approach — building more gas generation — at the expense of our long - term environmental and energy security responsibilities.

At one point in the electoral cycle there was a substantial difference in the two main parties» approach, with the Tories demanding cuts to public spending and Labour veering towards promises of greater investment.

The Insight Consulting Group boss veered towards the Tories but still held out some hope for his party.

The continued efforts of governments to ensure prohibition remains in place forces them to continually twist logic to the point that drug policy has veered towards pure science fiction.

Going forward the balance must veer towards greater freedom for the individual and less power for all the many organs of the state.

While some of this is normal in a conference speech, here it veered towards the extreme: the gay vote, pro-Europe liberals, public service workers, boxes were being ticked for parcels of leftish voters in every other sentence.

I've been veering towards the lighter pastels lately.

I veer towards baggy tops and more form fitting bottoms to highlight what I think are my better features.

I am mostly veering towards gold but I am always on the lookout to upgrade some of my older, cheaper sterling silver necklaces,...

So as much as I love those types of shoes, I now stay away... and veer towards the classic pump and slingback shapes.