Sentence examples for had inclined from inspiring English sources

The most uncomfortable aspect of it, for me, was that the quality in Nunez that repelled the judge was the very quality that had inclined me toward him: his unflappable calm.

To accept an independent human capacity to make good moral choices, the position he longed to affirm and had inclined toward in his earlier works, seemed dangerously close to the heresy of Pelagius that Augustine had condemned.

Then again, maybe it was White's character that had inclined all these personalities to talk.

He hadn't known much about our forum but had inclined to accept the award after some personal research.

The nanofibrous micropatterns obtained by utilization of carbon black doped PDMS templates had inclined side walls.

Car seats have inclined backrests and inclined seat-pans, but there has been little study of how the inclinations of the surfaces of a seat influence the transmission of fore-and-aft vibration through the backrest.

This is one thing which has inclined me to the plan.

This seems to have inclined them to overlook its many failings in other areas.Many dangers lie ahead.

Commenting on the view that a society without religion will collapse, Dawkins writes: 'Perhaps naively, I have inclined towards a less cynical view of human nature than Ivan Karamazov.

And if there is one factor that has inclined Iranians toward the opposition, it has been higher education — a point the regime has surely noted when it comes to the probable loyalties of the country's nuclear physicists.

On every subject for which the Court has so far cited foreign views, notably gay rights and the death penalty, the Justices in the majority have inclined in the liberal direction.