Sentence examples for inclination for war from inspiring English sources
Even though it is barely under way, we turn on our televisions to see yet another "key player" – a great many of whom we do not recognise – tripping over himself to disavow an apparent earlier inclination for war.
But war fatigue, an inclination for moderation after the excesses of the Taliban, and an understanding that no one group can govern the country alone could very well combine to make the constitution popular.
As to Morgan's peroration -- or concluding rant -- about George W. Bush, 9/11, African uranium and the "pattern of deceit" behind the White House's case for war with Iraq, one can (as it happens) share the author's inclination on these subjects while wondering whether "McCarthyite methods" is in any sense a helpful way of describing the debate over the current war.
Taking office in a nation drained by war, he found arguments aplenty to bolster his inclination for ending conflicts.
On the one hand a pro-life gun collector with an inclination for "one-world government" conspiracy theories, on the other an anti-war whistleblower who defended conscientious objectors, Bo Gritz for a long time managed to appeal to both the left and the right of the US political spectrum.
