Sentence examples for inclination for change from inspiring English sources

Like all souls Christ's had free will, but the intensity of union destroyed all inclination for change, and the Logos united to himself not only soul but also body, as was apparent when Jesus was transfigured.

It shows that the institutional teachers need to change their perception with inclination for change as needed with time.

It has such an enormous capacity for change, and such a profound inclination toward fairness.

30 These accounts embody what Georg Simmel called 'negative solidarity': historians agree on what is wrong with bioethics, but show little inclination to convert their skepticism into a positive agenda for change.

His inclination was to fight for changes that benefitted every worker, not just those lucky enough to be employed by General Motors.

"Companies that hold copyrights on behalf of creators, and which control distribution of creative works, have a strong inclination to change copyright law from a balanced vehicle for public enrichment to an unbalanced engine of control," he said.

For the most part they have since shown little inclination to change their minds.

They — we! — aren't showing any inclination to change our status, though I think I can speak for them — us!

The country derives 83% of its own electricity from coal, and governments have shown little inclination to change this.Yet most Australians are ahead of their government in pushing for change.

At all six measurement locations, there was a resonance of both backrests at about 4 Hz, which increased in frequency with increasing backrest inclination for the car seat but showed little change with inclination for the foam backrest.

The muscle forces were relatively insensitive to change of the eminence inclination for the angles between 20° and 50°.