The inclination for many, it seems, is to snap the wrist down and in — a pronation, Carr said, as if to try to force the ball to spin.
And because positions of power tend to lower our natural inclination for empathy, it is particularly important that managers have the self-awareness to make sure they practice seeing situations form their employee's perspective.
If you have the time and inclination, go for it.
For he even applied to Crassus, the colleague of Scipio, and urged him not to yield the command to Scipio, but that, if his inclinations were for it, he should himself in person lead the army to Carthage.
As a long distance runner with a strong inclination for charity work, it seemed like the perfect fit for me.
But when we put the food at the corner (lower left in Figure 1B) where both monkeys could reach it, M2 showed almost no inclination to reach for it.
This is a natural, intuitive inclination for everyone (Kelemen 2003), and it is precisely why teachers of evolutionary concepts must check, as best they can, hardwired prejudices at the door.
"With depression, the inclination for Koreans is to just bear with it and get over it," he said.
You can't yell about how someone failed to heal you or the tank couldn't hold aggro: when another player makes a mistake during a fight and faints, there's rarely time, much less inclination, to abuse them for it.
It was your first inclination for a reason!
