Sentence examples similar to foremost inclination from inspiring English sources

Foremost, he says, is "dissociation," which he defines in part as a public inclination to turn the problem over to the Government.

Or inclination.

The inclinations of both sides of the embankment are relevant, but the crest thickness, seldom considered in the design protocols, is one of the foremost parameters to think about.

Graeme Smith's inclination is usually to bat, and more so now given the state of the series and the imperative first and foremost to bat England out of contention.

Sheer inclination also matters.

"My inclination is positive.

What's her inclination?

Foremost is debugging.

First and foremost: Really?

Children first and foremost.

Trop., an inclination, tendency.