Sentence examples for disposed to back from inspiring English sources

It's just that Americans, reporters and viewers included, are naturally disposed to back their own government in international conflicts, and the network gives the public what it wants.Well, she retorted, how did I think things worked at Russian stations?

How long Zelaya supporters will protest is difficult to know, but Thursday's step of suspending certain civil liberties indicates that the Micheletti government is not disposed to back down.

Given widespread scepticism about this, it is perhaps the most striking finding of all.Middle-income people are more likely than the poor to say they want competitive elections with at least two parties; more likely to demand fair treatment under the law; and more disposed to back freedom of speech and the press.

For those board members who were disposed to cut back or terminate corn wet-milling, the downturn in the consumer foods business and the highly visible decline in corporate return on equity would have been a golden opportunity to bring the issue to a head.

But he warned elsewhere that "Negroes will come back feeling like men and not disposed to accept the treatment to which they have been subjected" under segregation.

The genie in the bottle will not willingly go back in the bottle, nor have we any reason to expect them to be well disposed to us.

Others are disposed to listen.

He was not disposed to taking sides.

He was disposed to laugh at first.

Trop., biting, disposed to bite.

I'm not unkindly disposed to her.