| And when she was elected the first female governor of America's most lopsidedly male state, she worked well with Democrats, largely avoiding divisive social issues in favour of practical ones, such as oil and gas. |
| It is ironic that Corzine erred by, and is being criticized for, among other things, betting too lopsidedly on Europe. |
| Although the house stands on a nine-acre lot, it seems lopsidedly close to the road. |
| For nearly a century, war has rolled lopsidedly over the world, crushing the innocent in their homes. |
| A pair of glasses, with large rims and thick lenses, rested lopsidedly along his nose, and he adjusted them to see Jennifer more clearly when he stopped. |
| Even small deviations of 0.1 mm will make the bar wear quickly and lopsidedly. |
