Sentence examples for and a greater inclination from inspiring English sources

Among the young generation in Israel there is now less willingness to establish contact with Arabs and a greater inclination to expect the worst of them.

Obama is a gifted politician with a deep intelligence and a greater inclination towards social justice than any leader of his party in recent memory.

When this Black man was featured with a Black friend, White participants reported greater rejection concerns and a greater inclination to reject this Black man compared to when he was featured with a White friend (Experiments 1 3) or featured alone (Experiment 2).

"[Millennials are] less consumption-focused, and are pretty squeamish about adding more debt and have a greater inclination toward saving".

And I had a greater inclination to protect it and be a steward of the natural world.

Because the Roma face considerable discrimination, parents may conceptualize mental illness symptoms as potentially stigmatizing and thus have a greater inclination to underreport the mental illness of their child [ 23, 24].

Mr. Medvedev, a former law professor and corporate lawyer, has shown a greater inclination to foster private business than his predecessor, who is now prime minister.

Wes Hoolahan's introduction gave Norwich a greater inclination to attack, however, and Kamara and Holt both went close to scoring from fizzing crosses.

For when their wealth gave them a greater inclination to leisure, and they had loftier notions of excellence, being also elated with their success, both before and after the Persian War, with more zeal than discernment they pursued every kind of knowledge, and so they introduced the flute into education.

Children from religious homes particularly Muslims also showed a greater inclination to judge someone's misdeeds as wrong and punish the perpetrators.

There is also a greater inclination, wrong-headed perhaps, by those of us who serve as judge and jury to lump off-court misdeeds with on-court performance.