Sentence examples for again inclined from inspiring English sources

As for WikiLeaks' impact on journalism, I am again inclined to side with Keller.

In this issue of Dodd-Frank at Three, we are, once again, inclined to direct your attention to the tortoise.

Mr. Bernanke has said that he is again inclined to pause and wait for evidence that the recovery is losing momentum.

The mainstream left, like the Victorian liberals whom Shaw attacks in the play, is again inclined to believe that the problem with the poor is vulgarity, or criminality, or a lack of culture or loss of values.

The increased risk of violence means donors and international agencies are again inclined towards humanitarian over development investments in South Sudan.

But now the pulling force is much larger than the pulling force when the floating plate is balance and the plate will again incline towards this electromagnets direction.

No one who has read these essays will ever again be inclined to use the word "decoration" as loosely as custom and prejudice have heretofore permitted.

Again, anyone inclined to shock at that revelation?

These rod-like structures are flanked by side branches, which grow again 45° inclined with respect to the long rod-like structures.

In Cercaria parvicaudata the dorsoventral muscle fibers were again slightly inclined, and also they were much better developed in the preacetabular region than in the postacetabular one (Fig.  27a).

I'm inclined, again, to agree with Roddy when she writes that: "It's not that one is better than the other, only different".