Sentence examples for disposed to those from inspiring English sources

Austerity has not made people more generously disposed to those who struggle to find work.

An idea that should have improved the game is making us feel less favourably disposed to those we should be idolising, almost encouraging the players to override their natural instincts.

If the wife grew up spending happy summers at the beach while the husband spent similarly idyllic summers at a camp in upstate New York (or vice versa), they may be particularly disposed to those same locations when looking for a vacation property.

This means drinking can exacerbate anxiety for those already disposed to the symptoms.

The same generic trait that leads us to be disposed to punish those who steal and lie and neglect their children can also lead us to be disposed to punish those who challenge established group status hierarchy norms such as white supremacy.

According to this view, what makes some contents contents of experience, as opposed to being contents of some other kind of mental state, is in part that one is disposed to believe those contents.

But this word actually means something more like "moral discipline"; someone has śīla when, having made a commitment to follow a certain set of moral rules, she is actually disposed to follow those rules.

Even those disposed to settling such disputes by legal means find it hard to do so here.

Even those disposed to be tolerant aren't yet convinced that the aims of this project are noble, nor have the project leaders been as forthcoming about their objectives and financing as necessary for so sensitive a project.

Quite apart from free entry to the Queen's own racecourse, the benedictions shared by 26,595 people here yesterday extended to an immaculate spring afternoon and, for those disposed to take an interest, some pretty serious stuff on the track itself.

Though these could have a potent mobilising effect on those already disposed to participation, there was still no effective way for extremists to reach a bigger audience without somehow convincing state officials or TV stations to broadcast their statements or news of their violent acts.