Sentence examples similar to faint inclination from inspiring English sources
Without conscious intervention, the mind will naturally force fit any faint inclinations into preexisting mental models.
Politely – because he had the manners of a gentleman of another time as well as of another place – he would quickly run his eyes over you and give his opinion with the faintest inclination of his head.
You can't yell about how someone failed to heal you or the tank couldn't hold aggro: when another player makes a mistake during a fight and faints, there's rarely time, much less inclination, to abuse them for it.
In that sense, Zucker is no more lacking in distinctive ideas than his predecessors at CNN, a deep bench of middle-aged establishment men without meaningful opinions, nor the slightest inclination to deviate from the conventional wisdom, and certainly not the faintest tingle of subversiveness.
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Sheer inclination also matters.
"My inclination is positive.
