Sentence examples for apparently inclined from inspiring English sources

However, given that the SNP's constitutional stance is scarcely a secret, those same voters were apparently inclined to go along with a party whose ultimate aim is independence, even if explicitly excluded from this contest.

Jack's giants were apparently inclined to grind bones to make bread.

With President Bush apparently inclined to accept some of the recommendations released by the Iraq Study Group yesterday and reject others, there's an important consideration to keep in mind.

Roma emerged as early suitors for his signature while Celtic, who have qualified for the Champions League, are also interested despite the player's £90,000-a-week salary – his parent club could contribute a proportion of the wages – though the 24-year-old is apparently more inclined to explore his options to remain in England's top flight.

Apparently, their enemies were inclined to pull their facial hair during battles – fighting, and winning, like girls.

Tesco even started selling an extra-heavy 3lb hoop which, if you were so inclined, could apparently burn off 200 calories an hour.

Best cover up the worst bits, enjoy the dip in oestrogen (which apparently makes you less inclined to nurture – ie more time for your own projects) and plough forwards into your prime.

NM 'Even my 78-year-old father streams' – why fans are switching off Ronald Koeman started at Everton by addressing the problem that Roberto Martínez was apparently never able or inclined to resolve: defensive fragility.

Apparently, even for the casually inclined, a little effort is still required.

Michael Hann She's Australian, apparently, and inclines toward the Sarah McLachlan end of the wounded-lover scale, but this beautifully unadorned track from her album is the exception.

His fellow board member favored it; the other, although he apparently respected Adam's competence, was inclined to oppose him because of his youth.