(To find out your inclination, take this brief introvert/extrovert quiz).
The credit for the slightly more favourable twist that has now been given to Labour's policy belongs chiefly to Mr George Brown who, without exceeding his brief, managed to convey that his own inclinations are towards a European policy.
For a brief while, I loved her against my own inclination — hopelessly, the way you do when someone is remote or already taken.
In a nutshell, the summer solstice is a brief moment during which the Earth's axial tilt is at its greatest inclination toward the Sun (23º 26' - "the obliquity of the ecliptic").
For all the aplomb of the design, it came from the brief, not the designer's political or even architectural inclinations.
Brief recognition of some persons who have recently shown a pronounced inclination to play safe.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, August 17, 1940 P. 56 Brief recognition of some persons who have recently shown a pronounced inclination to play safe.
Thankfully, this person had the wherewithal and inclination to double check what was claimed, but some brief digging online suggests there are others considering/deciding to ditch their psychiatric medication because of Hari's claims.
The same criticisms that the Bushies fling at Palin were those once aimed at Bush: a slender résumé, a lack of intellectual curiosity and foreign travel, a lazy inclination to favor from-the-gut improvisation over cracking the briefing books.
His alarming inclination gained new attention when MSNBC's Joe Scarborough reported that a foreign policy expert who briefed Trump said the candidate asked him repeatedly, "Why can't we use nuclear weapons?" Trump denied the report, but his public statements lend it credence.
My first inclination was, "what is wrong with the boy!" So I asked, "Son... are you alright?" After a brief pause a voice of resignation came from the depth of his small boy frame saying, "I'm fine.
