Sentence examples for analytically inclined from inspiring English sources
Not that they didn't know that Sasha was analytically inclined.
This week's poem, The New Vestments by Edward Lear, provides, like all Lear's nonsense verse, beautifully written narrative fun for children and psychological food for thought for more analytically inclined readers.
The analytically inclined can try the Coast to Coast Puzzle ($12.95), a cool metal maze that challenges players to guide a car across the country, as well as Mensa Mighty Mind Benders, a deck of 75 cards inscribed with puzzles created by the high-I.Q.
Scouts were diminished by the rise of analytically inclined front offices.
As Pinter's long-time friend David Jones reminded analytically inclined scholars and dramatic critics, Pinter was one of the "great comic writers": His dramatic conflicts present serious implications for his characters and his audiences, leading to sustained inquiry about "the point" of his work and multiple "critical strategies" for developing interpretations and stylistic analyses of it.
Lisa Schwartzman's feminist critique (but not rejection) of liberalism is in conversation with many analytically inclined philosophers but others as well (2006).
The mechanisms and onset conditions related to dry inclined bridge stay cable galloping have been studied both experimentally and analytically over the past two decades.
"You're not inclined to, psychologically.
We were inclined to agree.
"The court almost feels inclined.
