Sentence examples for disposition to change from inspiring English sources

He deplored a "disposition to change everything in Scotland to an English model . . .

This is not surprising, for the forces that produce the currents have shown little disposition to change materially over the eons of earthly time.

With the United States and China showing no disposition to change their approaches, however, the principal hope for an engagement initiative rests with Seoul.

In a more general invitation to participate given to all students, those with particular attitudinal dispositions (or dispositions to change attitudes with professional exposure) may self-select.

Here, Māui (voiced by Dwayne Johnson) appears to have retained his famously mischievous disposition and ability to change into different creatures.

Someone is fixedly disposed to do evil if this disposition is unlikely to change over time.

The discharge disposition has continued to change with an increasing number of patients being discharged to other institutions such as nursing homes and rehabilitation facilities.

"This was usually enough to dispel any disposition to disobey the order to change.

Because of disagreement over aid to the Syrian Kurds, American warplanes have not yet started using Incirlik and, if and when they do, Isis will have had more than a week to change the disposition of its forces in preparation for a heavier air assault.

Arguably yes, since when Louie Sr. gave Jr. the check, Sr. knew that, since the banks where closed New Year's Eve and New Years Day, he (temporarily) had no power to change its disposition until the banks opened on the Second.

(most states say 30 days is a reasonable time). So, it is a question of fact whether, under local law, Louie Sr. parted with "dominion and control" as to leave him no power to change its disposition when he gave the check to Louie Jr. on the 31st.