Sentence examples for towards from high-quality English sources.

• towards thy wife?

• He was never, never violent towards me.

• The plant does NOT bend towards the light.

• "1099 employees do not count towards your payroll costs.

• The vibrations were really bad towards the end.

• The last 20% of your income should either be saved or put towards paying down debt.

• Electrons will start streaming away from a towards b, that is towards d.

• “Those levels of mobilisation are very much about police action towards the black community.

Use towards in a sentence.

• He turns towards concreteness and adequacy, towards facts, towards action.

• In the same way, light is shifted towards shorter, bluer, wavelengths when the star moves towards Earth.

• “Of Kenya towards its refugee Somali populations, for example, and of Pakistan towards its Afghan refugees.”

• While the earlier payments go largely towards interest, the later payments go more towards the principal balance.

• So I learned a lot from him and because in the ‘60s we had a very strange attitude towards being young, towards sex, towards everything.”

• The state’s recent voting patterns mirror a national trend towards more polarisation, with cities swinging further towards the Democrats and rural areas towards the Republicans.

• To think that X is wrong is, at least in part, to have a negative sentiment towards X, or perhaps to have a higher-order positive attitude towards a negative sentiment towards X.

• Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Well, the way I feel is that the world needs to look towards the dynamics of what's happening with growth and development on the continent and not towards the statics of the past.

towards sentence examples

• They were most aggressive towards decoys that resembled their own species, moderately so towards decoys that combined features of both, and least towards those that resembled the other species.

• “Although sentiment towards the UK economy continues to be uplifted as domestic data repeatedly beats, the persistent uncertainty and unknowns over how the Brexit negotiations will take place have seriously soured investor appetite towards the sterling.”

• Perhaps it was worth the mistake to hear La La producer Jordan Horowitz's line, delivered during that heady two minutes 22 seconds: "There's a lot of love in this room, and let's use it to create and champion bold and diverse work - work that inspires us towards joy, towards hope and towards empathy."

• “It furthermore portrays a feeling of superiority and arrogance not only towards applicants’ actual life choices but also towards our European neighbours as well as an insensitivity towards needs of academic institutions in this country which aim to keep the UK attractive and at the cutting edge of scientific research.”