Sentence examples for disposed against from inspiring English sources

But a judge disposed against gay nuptials may well be persuaded by other research.

They want a strong state and oppose the disorder of Western democracy -- but that does not necessarily mean that K.G.B. men are congenitally disposed against change.

Head, arms, shoulders, waist, pelvis, legs, feet: these parts should be disposed against one another in a varied and pleasing design.

Until that time, I had been doubly primed to hate L.A. — I lived in New York and grew up in Northern California, two regions prejudicially disposed against the city.

Yes, it may be very hard to sell GOP voters on immigration reform, as we keep hearing (particularly from those disposed against it in the first place, and those who are looking for a way to kill reform blamelessly).

He is naturally disposed against anything smacking of nationalism or xenophobia; yet he is also free of the widespread tendency to exempt everything Jewish from the normal exercise of one's critical faculties.

First, the evidence so far only shows that higher levels of serotonin dispose against utilitarian answers to a very specific kind of moral dilemma, involving killing or seriously harming people in order to save a greater number.

Republican strategists, however, predict Mr. Golisano would draw more from people already disposed to vote against Mr. Pataki than from the governor's supporters.

For starters, voters disposed to vote against the incumbent governor may be attracted to one of the minor-party candidates rather than to the Democratic challenger or a strong third-party candidate like Mr. Golisano.

Was James Madison correct that it should dispose us against a latitudinarian interpretation of Congress's powers?

The first ground is that increased serotonin disposes people against utilitarian answers to moral questions.