Sentence examples for his predisposition from inspiring English sources

Silver said his predisposition was for telephone polls.

His optimism waxes along with his predisposition to dispense with worry.

Even those who oppose the Leader have emulated his predisposition against reality and his disdain for clarity.

Each side accepted him without demurral and each evidently had high hopes for his predisposition toward itself.

With his predisposition to boredom, did he not suffer a certain angst, arbitrarily lodged on some alien sandbank?

Iceland Snowden named Iceland when he said his "predisposition is to seek asylum in a country with shared values".

But a book that Mr Gensler coauthored in 2004 might have been a better guide to his predispositions.

For an official press bus trip to Misurata on Friday, a senior Libyan press official quizzed a Times correspondent about his "predispositions" before making a decision about allowing him to board.

"There was a breakdown that had to do with his inability to process information beyond his own predispositions and his own ego," said Vin Weber, a former Republican representative from Minnesota, who in the 1990s worked with Mr. Gingrich on returning their party to power in the House.

The first is the European Waiter, justifiably proud of his professional training and his genetic predisposition for deboning fish with two blunt spoons.

There are surely other aspects to his success that recovery can't account for – say, his natural predisposition towards gregariousness rather than paranoia, or even more serendipitously, his being in the right place at the right time, meeting the right people, etc.