Sentence examples for disposed to do from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moran is neither equipped nor disposed to do that.

Charlie felt so pleased with himself that he was disposed to do a good deed.

The dramatist, on the other hand, called onto adapt his play, is usually found to be more naturally disposed to do the work effectively.

We're all inherently disposed to do the wrong things and too weak to stop ourselves doing them on our own, so there must be laws – God's or otherwise.

Watching the fire from Harlem Heights, he said, "Providence, or some good honest fellow, has done more for us than we were disposed to do for ourselves".

"We are not disposed to do everything to continue paying international creditors at the expense of the hunger of Argentines," Mr. Kirchner said in a meeting with the foreign news media here late last month.

Putin is certainly not disposed to doing any favors for the Western allies.

"Will this resolution serve as an additional basis for countries that are disposed to help to do so?" Mr. Negroponte asked, speaking to reporters outside the Security Council chamber.

An individual could, for example, simply be disposed to desire immediately to do whatever she believes it right to do or whatever she judges to be valuable (Copp 1997, 50 51).

Many realists favourably disposed to semantic externalism do wish to hold both that we could indeed be brains in a vat and that even so we could form the conjecture that we were.

It may be that we are biologically predisposed to be anxious about God's wrath, but the fact that we are disposed to expect something doesn't make it real.