Sentence examples for certainly inclined from inspiring English sources

I'm certainly inclined to believe it myself: it makes as much sense as anything else about Bush's policy in Iraq.

Dettori is not widely seen as a modest man but he is certainly inclined to play down his part in achieving those seven successes, describing how he was overtaken by a sense of disbelief as the afternoon progressed.

Perception and appreciation of the incredible intricacy and the beauty of things in nature whether biological or cosmic has certainly inclined many toward thoughts of purpose and design in nature, and has constituted important moments of affirmation for those who already accept design positions.

He is certainly not inclined to drop out of a race that, as chief election strategist, he naturally hopes will not be held in the near future.

"Well, my friends, I don't know how you feel, but I'm certainly not inclined to leave democracy in the hands only of the Nats and the A.N.C.," he said, referring to the National Party and the Congress.

In broad-brush terms it seems that women are probably more risk-averse, and certainly more inclined to examine the economic arguments in terms of likely impacts on the family budget, rather than whisky sales to Japan.

George Lucas denies the rumor that he modeled Indiana Jones after the explorer-zoologist Roy Chapman Andrews, but readers of the enormously entertaining "Dragon Hunter" will certainly be inclined to believe it.

The crowd is certainly less inclined to be forgiving, and Missy Elliott doesn't start well, arriving late and – like a dodgy magician's assistant – from a stack of boxes spelling out her name.

What's clear is that the golden rolling heartland that Americans used to think symbolized stability beats fitfully and irregularly still and almost certainly remains inclined to seek out sources of chemical optimism.

Pointer: Although he was not considered a philosopher, Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart was certainly philosophically inclined.

Those two communities are certainly more inclined to embrace market-oriented regulation than the alternative.