Sentence examples for first inclined from inspiring English sources

The son of Ferdinand I and Maria Carolina, Francis at first inclined toward liberalism.

Poet and critic T. S. Eliot, in his 1929 "Dante" essay, responded to Richards: I am at first inclined to agree .

Alternatively, the decision tool could prompt the provider to focus on breast cancer risk reduction even though the patient is first inclined to discuss other health issues.

Then, the shear stiffness drops suddenly due to the occurrence of first inclined crack; and as shear force increases, more inclined cracks form, which leads to the decease of shear stiffness of the RECC column.

He was not, at first, inclined to live with it.

Hunter was at first inclined to turn down the role that would have reunited her with the writer-director who created her Academy Award- winning part in The Piano.

The slow exposure time of his camera, maybe two or three seconds, inclined sitters to collect themselves, to present something of their personality, which transcended their social role.

The first incline left me winded; by the time I got around to the East Side, my legs had almost nothing left.

On my first try last year, I got off and walked my bike down the first incline after we left the parking lot.

I hit the first incline around mile two and immediately I feel my right hamstring start to tighten up.

From here the line runs into the gorge, high above the river on a narrow ledge, ending at the foot of the first incline leading to the Bryn Eglwys quarry.