Sentence examples for disposed to think from inspiring English sources
And for artists that are disposed to think in terms of albums rather than songs, this may be a way to nudge listeners into embracing the longer format.
She said she also thought she hit a raw nerve with people already disposed to think of The Times as disconnected and unsympathetic.
By calling it a "bailout" plan, people are disposed to think we're spending a huge amount of money to help people who did shady acts and don't deserve to be helped.
Drucker, who had left his native Austria in time to watch the Anschluss from a safe distance, was understandably focussed on the danger of an all-powerful state; he was disposed to think that the American corporation could become a bearer of the nation's "social" functions.
Nor is he disposed to think Dorries ought to be punished on returning to Westminster: "As I understand it, she's got to come back and explain her action and I'm sure she'll be able to come back and give a very full and exciting account".
Those who are disposed to think that theism is irrational need find nothing in ontological arguments to make them change their minds (and those who are disposed to think that theism is true should take no comfort from them either).
So it is committed to viewing metaphorical understanding as a process in which how we are already disposed to experience, think about, and otherwise respond to the primary and secondary subjects informs how we freshly experience, think about, and respond to words such as "floor".
And his medical training disposed him to think more about individual people than about abstractions.
But the message matters more than the individual measures, and it is that Socialist France is better disposed to business than most people think.
I'm disposed to trust authority, and I think that people that do have that disposition feel extra betrayed.
It might be thought that being disposed to be instrumentally coherent will make one more likely to conform to reason over the long run.
