Sentence examples for have a disposition from inspiring English sources

"This begs the question as to whether we have a disposition to life in all its forms.

Study after study has found that individual investors have a disposition effect — that is, they tend to sell winners too soon and hold on to the losers by refusing to recognize their failure.

It may also seem a little too good to be true that simple-minded Mary, despite her misshapen face and body, should have a disposition of angelic sweetness, and that it should be this saintly halfwit who teaches sharp-witted Eliza the nature of love.

To be fully trustworthy, one must have a disposition to be trustworthy toward everyone.

This does not mean that states are always fighting, but rather that they have a disposition to fight (XIII 8).

They are also the virtues that will lead one to participate, to want to participate, to have a disposition to participate.

Breyer has a disposition that lends itself to compromise.

Brecht had a disposition for anonymity & ordinariness; he was an anarchist of a special sort.

"Karl clearly has a disposition where he likes to take risks, and George Bush trusts him implicitly," said Rich Bond, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee.

It turned out she had a disposition exactly suited to hanging out on set with people much older than her, taking instruction.

Roy, the main butler, has a disposition that makes guests feel completely at ease.