Sentence examples for I'd be inclined to go from inspiring English sources

Steamed sea bass Given the amount of sesame oil in this, I'd be inclined to go for sake.

One thinks sliding thermal doors, and, for my personal opinion, it's more money but that's what I'd be inclined to go with".

Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott said: "The utter silliness of 'Angels & Demons' is either its fatal flaw or its saving grace, and in the spirit of compassion I suppose I'd be inclined to go with the second option.

"The utter silliness of 'Angels & Demons' is either its fatal flaw or its saving grace, and in the spirit of compassion I suppose I'd be inclined to go with the second option," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.

With an Easter turkey or chicken, for example, I'd be inclined to go for a beaujolais or pinot noir, rather than for the châteauneuf or similar southern French blend that I'd have chosen at Christmas.

The utter silliness of "Angels & Demons" is either its fatal flaw or its saving grace, and in the spirit of compassion I suppose I'd be inclined to go with the second option.

If Buttler's keeping is good enough I would be inclined to go to him, but I've no idea whether it is.

Trump is making it difficult for judges who would be inclined to go along with his ban, and who would be grateful for some plausible deniability, to do so without intellectually humiliating themselves.

I'd be inclined to say yes.

I'd be inclined to bet on this 21st century.

I'd be inclined to agree.