Sentence examples for almost inclined from inspiring English sources

And I'm almost inclined to agree.

I'm almost inclined to start the naming process".

The adagio is lovely, and the finale we are almost inclined to consider unique in music.

For his part, Timberlake seems almost inclined to discuss the residually pink, legendarily virginal Spears.

"I'm almost inclined to read this bit out, and I will I think.

I'm almost inclined not to review this because who releases a song called Long Hot Summer in October?

"The court almost feels inclined.

And even Mets fans, those almost genetically inclined to dislike the Yankees, offered their best wishes, like @LucCarl, who wrote: "This day will not be soon forgotten.

Vanessa is the reigning matriarch, her mother having died three years ago, and I do almost feel inclined to curtsy when I meet her.

"Latino Protestants were almost as inclined to vote for Mr. Obama as their Catholic brethren were," said Dr. Guth, at Furman, "and that's certainly a big change, and going the wrong direction as far as Republicans are concerned".

@funnyordie (Verdict: funny), wrote: And even Mets fans — those almost genetically inclined to dislike the Yankees — offered their best wishes, like @LucCarl, who wrote: Sunday and Monday brought two premieres — the season eight debut of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," in which Larry David returns to New York, and the United States premiere of the final Harry Potter movie, held at Lincoln Center.