Sentence examples for a predisposition to think from inspiring English sources
The English thus enact the canard of imagining that by accepting the individual they somehow rid themselves of a predisposition to think ill of the group.
"There's a predisposition to think that women end up in leadership positions are necessarily unlikeable, are hardball and all of those sort of stereotypes".
Certainly cost would not have been unknown to those who, with nothing to go on but a predisposition to think ill of a rich Tory, wrongly named McAlpine a paedophile.
Jeremy Siegel, professor of finance at the Wharton School and author of Stocks for the Long Run, has a predisposition to think things are going up.
The mice had a predisposition to secondary pyelonenephritis.
Attitude has been defined as "a learned predisposition to think, feel and act in a particular way towards a given object or class of objects" [ 20].
However, Peyronie's disease is not thought to be a predisposition to a penile neoplastic lesion and to date the literature is devoid of a penile neoplasm after a dermal graft procedure.
Many researchers now believe that a predisposition to the illness, which tends to run in families, may be genetic.
Because I am also a successful, capable person with, I think, heightened levels of empathy that come from my own struggles, accepting that I have a predisposition to being anxious has helped me get better.
