Sentence examples for fundamental inclination from inspiring English sources

These rulings reveal the court's fundamental inclination to the right, with the conservative majority further expanding the ability of the wealthy to prevail in electoral politics and the prerogatives of businesses against the interests of consumers and workers.

Intellectual appetite is just one of the two fundamental inclinations in the will.

The two affections are fundamental inclinations in the will: the affectio commodi, or affection for the advantageous, and the affectio iustitiae, or affection for justice.

But it was weak, suggesting that self-evaluating questionnaires may not be capturing fundamental inclinations toward impulsiveness, or may reflect learned behaviors or socially acceptable preferences rather than the true level of impatience that may drive a person.

"When the price of an investment goes against us, unless the fundamentals have changed, our inclination is to buy more," he said in the letter.

Every time we hear the outrage of an unfairly damaged App Store victim, our first inclination is to think there's some fundamental flaw in the relationship between Apple and its third party developers.

For small sag cables the solutions of one of the asymptotic equations undergo fundamental changes for specific values of the elastic stiffness, inclination angle, sag-to-span ratio and speed of translation resulting in strong mode interactions.

A cognitive architecture can capture the fundamental invariance within an individual in terms of behavioral inclinations as well as the inevitable variability of behaviors.

The probe was set with normal to the Cr surface to study fundamental polarization properties of a-SNOM, although there was an inclination of approximately 10° in the actual experiment [29, 30].

By contrast, the habitual slackness of the modern performer (and I don't mean lack of training, ability, or hard work), the automatic rounding of corners and looseness of limbs and gazes, reflects a fundamental lack of fear, a sense of impunity regarding the spontaneous and natural inclination — a lack of fear that has been ingrained from early years.

Obama didn't mention Donald Trump by name in his speech, but tacitly criticized his stated inclinations on counterterrorism and issued a plea not to sacrifice fundamental American values in the name of national security.