Sentence examples for far less inclined from inspiring English sources

Weaklings, however, were far less inclined to make the case that self-interest suggested they would.

He has been far less inclined to sit up straight on a banquette since that trip.

Mr Obama these days seems far less inclined to meddle in the details than he did before the last election.

As I've aged myself, I've grown far less inclined to take the risks I did in my youth.

Putin, who came to power in 2000, had worked in the secret services and was far less inclined toward tolerance.

"Villagers today feel far less inclined to accord deference and respect to those in authority simply because of their privileged position and perceived sense of entitlement," Mr. Klausner wrote in an essay.

The husband and wife film-making team of Ben Wheatley and Amy Jump are similarly aligned, he happy to do publicity, she far less so inclined.

I can't imagine many of these groups would fill the void in the UK, which is a far less religiously inclined country where personal greed is more prevalent.

But their modern counterparts, whose spacecraft are far more sophisticated, are less inclined to invoke space-faring ghosts for the mishaps that befall them.

When companies do develop new drugs, regulators are far more wary of potential risks and less inclined to approve their use.

Since 9/11 Americans also feel far more vulnerable to terrorist attacks and, hence, less inclined to place their national defense in the hands of non-Americans.