Sentence examples for be disposed to go from inspiring English sources

According to this theory, for Janet to desire to have a yellow mango is just for her to be disposed to go to the fridge, or the store, or to ask her friend, or to do whatever else she believes likely to get her a yellow mango.

All this could take several years and suppliers are not going to be disposed to Tesco given the negative industry volumes and poor performance of Tesco over the last two years.

Others are disposed to listen.

He was disposed to laugh at first.

So electorates are disposed to reward good economic stewardship.

Americans, rather, were disposed to admit his personal supremacy.

A compassionate person, for example, is disposed to help people.

While Turner advocated for emigration, he also knew that African Americans were not disposed to go--the ones who could afford it did not want to and the ones who would have gone could not afford to go.

Since 2002, the time spent waiting for cases to be disposed of has gone to 95 days, from 76 days, Mr. Jacobson said.

No one wants to mull their own death or the people around us dying, but we're all going to croak it one day and, unless you want to be "disposed" of by the council, someone is going to be left behind to foot the bill.

You can't judge it by looking it at; you have to know the object's past and future – whether it's made of renewable or recyclable materials, how much energy went into its production, how it's going to be disposed of.