To this Porsenna gave credit, and thereupon expressed an inclination to a truce, not, I presume, so much out of fear of the three hundred Romans, as in admiration of the Roman courage.
At recent party conclaves and in Congress, many Republicans have expressed an inclination to compromise on immigration and tax increases and to seek an inclusive tone on issues of concern to women and gay Americans, in hopes of minimizing future electoral losses.
Bird, an auteur of the whiz-bang variety, and a frequently brilliant one at that, has always expressed an inclination towards humanistic good vibes in the face of unimaginable destruction, whether those stem from the tensions of the atomic age (The Iron Giant) or the potential for comic-book annihilation (The Incredibles).
Three doctors expressed an inclination to prescribe a drug but said at the same time that they preferred to wait and see.
However, we did encounter one allopathic student from a rural background, whose views deviated from the rest of the cadre; he expressed an inclination to work in rural regions: Because I come from a small village, (I know that) there are no good facilities there for health care.
Prismatic works hard to highlight those other occasional interests every now and then, even if you express a heavy inclination to favoriting or sharing news on one or two topics.
Juin had privately expressed a favourable inclination but then demonstrated a reluctance to take the initiative.
None of the auto executives I spoke with expressed any inclination to build their cars to suit Better Place.
Furthermore, no public agency has adopted hormesis as part of risk assessment or regulatory policy or expressed any inclination to do so.
Alternatively, it may reflect a rather norm-desiring culture that seeks harmony between motives (preference) and reasons (perception of norm) or a social desirability bias (a low inclination to express a preference that is different from the perceived norm).
