We might also revise what we say about certain cases if our initial views do not fit with the principles we grow inclined to accept.
Hence, those weak in self-esteem yet aspiring to show that they count grow inclined to ostentatiously reject their inheritance which others have built and/or to destroy it outright.
As time went on the smiths grew less inclined toward the more difficult processes of hammering and welding and contented themselves ultimately with thin ribbon iron, the various parts of which were fastened together by collars.
To isolate the reaction wood components of the stems, a further six trees were grown: three inclined at 45° (as above), which were used for the isolation of tension and opposite wood, and three grown without treatment, which were used for the isolation of 'normal' wood.
A growing number seem inclined to, though some are still reluctant.
She also learned about the difficulties of growing grapes on inclines and steep slopes not unlike the terrain in upstate New York.
In addition, when such a growing surface is inclined at an angle of 30 – 45 degrees, roots grow in waving patterns as they navigate the surface [ 6, 8- 12, 31, 32, 40].
While the size and number of North Korean (de facto) private enterprises are growing, they are increasingly inclined to disguise themselves as state-run enterprises, while sometimes also purchasing the right to conduct foreign trade operations.
TURNING WOOD INTO ART: THE JANE AND ARTHUR MASON COLLECTION By Suzanne Ramljak, Michael W. Monroe and Arthur Mason Abrams, 224 pp., 141 illustrations, $49.50 I NEVER met a bowl I did not like," Arthur Mason writes, explaining why he and his wife, Jane, have bought more than 600 turned-wood vessels from the world's growing population of artistically inclined lathe operators.
Opposing the chauvinists are growing legions of democratically inclined Russians who see the issue in starkly different perspective.
It all started almost 20 years ago... Originally, much to my parent's dismay, I was never an academically inclined kid growing up.
