Sentence examples for inclination given from inspiring English sources

"There is an inclination given the last few quarters -- with all the preannouncements that have come out -- to wait for all the surprises to pass," he said.

Although nobody in his family played an instrument, a friend who noticed his musical inclination gave him a toy piano.

In the ordinary case, the agent has both inclination and the moral motive present, with inclination giving the moral motive its object.

The ordinary usage, or the reliance on motivation by inclination, gives us what Aristotle calls "natural virtue"—a proto version of full virtue awaiting perfection by phronesis or practical wisdom.

The position of the feet are transformed to azimuth and inclination angles given the perspective projection formula and knowledge of the sensor orientation and the intrinsic camera parameters.

(The capuchin who got the grape showed no inclination to give it up).

"Everybody's going to assume that her staff has an inclination to give it to Schwab".

"It's not they don't have the inclination to give.

Worse, the model now brakes not boosts economic growth.Mr Chirac has shown no inclination to give the underlying model a rethink.

Erin Kelly has a story to tell in her first novel, THE POISON TREE (Pamela Dorman/Viking, $26.95), but little inclination to give it to us straight.

The activist LaJoy owns a chain of electronics stores, a Beemer, a yacht, a supersized ego and not the remotest inclination to give peace a chance.