The gestalt set of past commitments and acquired inclinations to choose and interpret paths is another component of our situation or location in a complex web of dàos.
"Since everyone's good is affirmed, all acquire inclinations to uphold the scheme" (TJ, 177/155).
Just how pocket gophers acquired their inclination to build for the benefit of distant future generations, Gabet can't say.
She even had her own personal philosophy -- which she calls her "two hands, two dogs" rule -- to help keep her pet-acquiring inclinations in check.
But dealing with it requires some knowledge and and a sense of history that the Bush administration's neoconservatives haven't shown much inclination to acquire.
Hay House wisdom is what Wayne Dyer gets when he moves beyond his Ph.D.; it's what his readers may have inside them even if they never had the time, money or inclination to acquire a Ph.D.
This article examines the existence of associations between the gender of the driver, their risk behavior when driving motor vehicles and their inclination to acquire automobile insurance.
Long since reduced to small scattered groups who could not inflict even modest damage on the United States -- assuming that at some future point they might acquire the means and the inclination to do so.
Her failure to acquire either led to a certain "inclination to romance," as Elizabeth Hardwick observed in a 1984 piece about her friend.
However, the graphical tablet can acquire such features as pen pressure and pen inclination.
