Sentence examples for as a general inclination from inspiring English sources
We therefore could summarize this finding as a general inclination to have a global level of functioning that decreased in subjects with ageing.
In light of our findings regarding both neutrality as a general inclination and individual messages, it is possible that these aspects also have a bearing on physicians' ways of expressing and relating to clinical problems [ 1] other than those that concern sickness certification.
"In the first place," the philosopher famously wrote, "I put for a general inclination of all mankind, a perpetual inclination of all mankind for power after power, that ceaseth only in death.
During gait initiation (Fig. 5A1), there was a general inclination during the preparatory phase until the double support phase that was concomitant with a decrease in lordosis angle.
It is not true that the English have completely ignored this area: John Ruskin spent productive time hereabouts and modern Le Touquet has a notable number of English-registered Porsches, but the general inclination for travellers by road is to get through the area as quickly as possible.
Also a general cultural inclination to formalize practices in the Netherlands may explain why SCEN is more regulated [ 32].
It was also the case that Polish logicians had inclinations to empiricism as a general epistemological attitude and this philosophy often resulted in sympathies to nominalism (Tarski), constructivism (Mostowski) and scepticism concerning the sharp distinction between logical and extralogical truth (Tarski).
Political disputes may arise where public opinion on an issue is strong enough to outweigh any general inclination to sympathize with Trump.
"I will tell you, though, that my general inclination is to try to give states more freedom to make a lot of these decisions".
"The general inclination is that hate crimes are going up.
