Sentence examples for Natural disposition from inspiring English sources

There are two types of incapacity: lack of a particular disposition by its nature (for example: a refrigerator cannot see) and lack of a natural disposition (a blind person cannot see).

This approach blunts the group's natural disposition to squelch imaginative, though difficult, participants.

Ethos was the natural disposition or moral character, an abiding quality, and pathos a temporary and often violent emotional state.

Bob's usual disposition is to have this huge smile on his face, and Jon's natural disposition is to reach out and hug someone".

As a result, they have the natural disposition to fixate their team on achieving their revenue goals at the exclusion of all else.

By Rebecca Mead May 27, 2015 In the introduction to his new book, "The Road to Character," David Brooks breaks the columnist's fourth wall with a startling confession: "I was born with a natural disposition towards shallowness".

Letting alone springs from fear lest men's natural dispositions be perverted & their virtue laid aside.

Nevertheless, students make the most of their natural dispositions when they have a secure emotional base from which to explore, and even the brightest children stumble when there is chaos inside.

Here Malebranche's view of how the Fall corrupted a battery of natural dispositions and inclinations that were inherently functional produces multiple evaluations of the role of pleasures and pains.

There are, no doubt, natural dispositions of patience, courage, kindness and the like — behavioral propensities we are born with, and that vary in strength from one individual to another.

Although they disagree on how rich and extensive these natural dispositions are, both scholars share the common belief that behavior should primarily be guided through their use (Hansen 1989: 110 111).