Sentence examples for inclination against from inspiring English sources

"I have a natural inclination against relationships that are impossible," Mr. Cuomo told the commissioners.

BUT an inclination against a sale may be the right one.

"In circumstances like this I think there's an inclination against the private school," he said.

An article on Tuesday about Ross Perot's inclination against running for the Reform Party nomination for president referred inaccurately to party officials' approach to Patrick J. Buchanan.

St Martin-in-the-Fields is also difficult to object to unless you've a perverse inclination against its unexceptionable architecture and illustrious history of beneficence.

He was not talking about the result or the collapse but refereeing which he said "damaged" PSG, his focus drawn to the penalty Madrid were given and one his side were denied, as well as an "inclination" against his side.

For example, all those years ago when I thought I was practicing the Tao by not telling anyone about the retreat, there were several times I wanted to mention it to friends or at the end of a class and invite students, but my commitment to what I thought was the Tao led me to go against my inclination-against ease by withholding the information.

In denying theoretical reason all insight into the supersensible (against various stripes of rationalism) and in denying normative authority to the inclinations (against Hume), Kant thereby rules out the only ways that that theoretical or instrumental reasoning could supply authoritative reasons to act: only pure practical reason can do this.

In an extension of Cox and Klinger's (1988) motivational model of alcohol use, Breiner and colleagues (1999) propose that there are 2 independent and opposing motivational pathways: approach inclinations to drink alcohol and avoidance inclinations against drinking alcohol, which give rise to an evaluative space that in turn determines the decision to drink or not drink.

Preoccupied by incessant quarrels with his fractious corps commanders and weakened by detachments sent to relieve Johnston, Bragg had neither the means nor the inclination to move against the Union general.

When Richard took the crown, Sir William showed no inclination to turn against the new king, refraining from joining Buckingham's rebellion, for which he was amply rewarded.