Sentence examples for felt disposed from inspiring English sources
It would be easy to understand if they felt disposed to make a fresh start with this new talent rather than wait to discover what new troubles their old stand-by might come up with next.
In the same period and environment, even a mystic such as al-Ghazālī felt disposed to write a Naṣīḥat al-mulūk ("Counsel for Kings"), although the idealized relationship he makes between religious theory and practical statesmanship was not very realistic.
I don't feel disposed to argue with this: I just wished, for the sake of drama, someone else would.
He does not feel disposed to comment on any previous problems at the club, but he does speak with the matter-of-fact optimism of a man with a new venture.
"Everything that happens in church strengthens the congregation in going out into the world as God's spokesmen, in making them feel disposed toward working with the poor," said Timothy Lewis, director of music at Grace Episcopal Church in White Plains.
The pauper can sue the town doctor for imaginary damages, if some lawyer feels disposed to undertake the venture.
It considered changing its name last year but chief executive John Hancock decided against it after a survey showed that 6,000 out of 8,500 shoppers felt well disposed towards the brand.
They accosted a steward almost crossly, demanding: "Is this free?" I felt better disposed towards the teenager a few rows back who shouted out – to his friends or perhaps just to himself – "This is cool, man!
By Frances Warfield The New Yorker, September 8 , 1934P. 73 Miss Alberta, the New England masseuse and hairdresser never allowed herself to show any emotion except displeasure even when she felt well disposed towards someone or something.
"Clinton felt better disposed toward his 1992 opponent, George H.W. Bush... one senior aide described Bush as a 'father figure' to Clinton, who never knew his natural father... .. Tough media coverage continued to annoy the administration.
"The state was looking for people with a talent to make others feel well disposed toward them.
