Classical music buffs were also inclined toward intellectual fare, such as current-affairs magazines, whereas the rap/pop crowd favored magazines about cars, women, or celebrities.
He would not, for instance, rule out distributing a film rated NC-17, though Open Road is less inclined toward art-house fare than toward pictures with potentially wide appeal.
Those inclined toward less filling fare should check out the linguine with meaty king-size green shelled New Zealand mussels, broccoli rape and a generous dose of garlic (an $18.95 special).
But their modern counterparts, whose spacecraft are far more sophisticated, are less inclined to invoke space-faring ghosts for the mishaps that befall them.
Many corporate travel managers, he said, are increasingly inclined to approve higher fares in exchange for improved productivity from traveling employees.
I love going to the theater, but I tend to be more inclined toward the more serious, meaty fare.
C1 Businesses Flying for Less The expansion of low-cost carriers and the ability to compare ticket prices online has made airlines less inclined to try to charge very high fares for business travelers.
The passenger looks at the fare, taps O.K., enters a tip if so inclined, and swipes a credit or debit card through a card reader, which is also in the back of the cab.
Over the last few years, First Amendment lawsuits by police officers have fared poorly before federal judges, who have been inclined to see such cases as workplace grievances that happen to occur in police station houses, rather than free-speech disputes deserving of First Amendment protection.
This week the Recipes for Health columnist Martha Rose Shulman turns to summer bean salads: As the weather heats up and our hunger for comforting stews gives way to a desire for lighter fare, beans can still be the backbone of a meal, but I'm more inclined to make them the focus of a main dish salad than a simmering ragout.
