Sentence examples similar to educated inclination from inspiring English sources
Married and educated people showed greater inclination to advise someone in the future about the use of gemstones.
In our third hypothesis we expected non-treatment decisions to occur more often in the highest educated due to their lower inclination towards aggressive end-of-life treatment [ 21- 23].
"He was -- he is a very cultivated and educated person, a person with humanitarian inclinations".
"My natural inclination to be improv rather than an educated character serves me well," he said.
Although Symington was educated for the ministry at Glasgow and Edinburgh, his inclinations led him to become a civil engineer.
After all, the goal is to develop the skills and the inclination to educate yourself for life.
When Craugis died, he repaid the father's hospitable kindness in the care of the orphan son; by which means Philopoemen was educated by him, as Homer says Achilles was by Phoenix, and from his infancy moulded to lofty and noble inclinations.
If in Paris you could take an educated guess at someone's salary from their wardrobe, in London, Manchester or Glasgow you could probably pin down the last record they bought, their political inclinations, and the places they most like to get drunk in.
Highly educated citizens are found to have a relatively strong preference for spatial equality as compared to low educated citizens.
Marceline educated Disney.
