slant to

Frequency: 6.05.0 per million words

a particular bias or tendency given to something

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Examples (10)

  • The article had a clear liberal slant to it.
  • She gave the story a unique slant to make it more engaging.
  • His political views often give his reporting a distinct slant to the left.
  • The documentary presented a rather negative slant to the company's practices.
  • We need to be aware of the potential slant to the information presented.
  • The professor's lecture had an academic slant to it, focusing on theoretical aspects.
  • Her personal experiences provided a poignant slant to her memoir.
  • The editor tried to avoid any obvious slant to the news coverage.
  • This particular interpretation offers a fresh slant to the classic tale.
  • The legal brief had a strong slant to favor the defendant.