Sentence examples for inclination from from inspiring English sources

"I had an inclination from some reading that there's a market for gourmet mushrooms," he said.

They ingeniously countered roll by "wing-warping" -- using flexible wing tips with wire controls so that the pilot can bring the right wing into the wind at a different inclination from the left one, creating lift.

He lamented the rise of megabookstores and what he saw as the degeneration of education, which he thought prevented young people with a natural inclination from acquiring the "mental apparatus" to pursue bookselling.

Once women embrace their fears about being 'found out' they can harness their natural inclination from feeling a fraud towards feeling humility, continually honing their expertise and staying accountable leaders.

The standardized palpation is executed within 6° of inclination from the pure plane of rotation.

ROCSAT orbited at a 600-km altitude with a 35° inclination from 1999 to 2004.

For example, Kant famously argued that a person should act "not from inclination but from duty, and by this would his conduct first acquire true moral worth" (1785/1949, Sec. 1, parag. 12).

"Man, born in a family, is compelled to maintain society, from necessity, from natural inclination, and from habit," Hume wrote.

Still, it is possible to discern something of his roots and inclinations from his speeches and Congressional testimony.

Typical short-period comets have orbital inclinations up to about 35°, whereas long-period comets have completely random orbital inclinations from 0° to 180°.

The more constrained Yellen's world becomes, the more her instinct will be to return to the distilled essence of herself, the unrepentant Keynesian; the pressure to demonstrate hawkish capabilities comes from without, and the Keynesian inclinations from within.