Sentence examples for a disposition to from inspiring English sources

But "A Disposition to Be Rich" is a special accomplishment.

If people couldn't be embarrassed, a disposition to ridicule would have little survival value.

And there is a hint of a disposition to 'antisocial behaviour'.

Yet, somehow, "A Disposition to Be Rich" is written without malice.

He deplored a "disposition to change everything in Scotland to an English model . . .

"This begs the question as to whether we have a disposition to life in all its forms.

For many critics of Keynes, the term implied a posture frequently adopted in the class war: a disposition to surrender, camouflaged by elaborate technical arguments.

If you have people raising the right questions six months before the Convention, they'll get some hard answers.... Across the country there's a disposition to ask all the hard questions about the war.

Over the centuries, moral philosophers have wrestled with the fact that patriotism is always a kind of bias, a disposition to favor one's own nation beyond what the objective facts would warrant.

"People hate the thought that we've had millions of years of a disposition to attack each other because that makes it seem harder to get away from," he said.

The trial provided a troubling picture of the inner workings of the Bush administration -- a callous disregard in handling sensitive national security information and a disposition to smear critics of the war in Iraq.