Sentence examples for earliest inclination from inspiring English sources
His earliest inclination was to be a politician.
He was not initially interested in reading music, but he showed an early inclination to compose.
He loved school, became a star debater, and displayed an early inclination towards a political life.
Even though it is barely under way, we turn on our televisions to see yet another "key player" – a great many of whom we do not recognise – tripping over himself to disavow an apparent earlier inclination for war.
On returning home he began a secular career, but the influence of his pious sister Macrina, later a nun and abbess, confirmed his earlier inclination to the ascetic life.
Although he showed an early inclination toward science, he chose instead to study history.
What's clear is that his presidential hopes were dashed by the same problem that has befuddled 15 other Republican challengers: an early inclination to underestimate Trump, followed by an utter inability to figure out how to stop him.
Despite thorough investigation of drug formulation, study procedures, and clerical data, the best explanation for the early inclination of benefit is the play of chance [ 6].
Still, there are days when Mr. Epstein wishes he had followed his early inclinations and become a rabbi or a teacher.
His early political inclinations, he joked later, were revealed in a third-grade poem: If I were a tiger, I would devour rich people.
His mother had died several days earlier, and his inclination had been to hunker down and nurse his grief.
