Sentence examples for inclination having from inspiring English sources

Here were people marooned at home for much of the day, affluent and consumerist by inclination (having already purchased a new lifestyle), and at least at the start, insecure enough about the conduct of their new lifestyles to welcome the guidance of advertisers.

It was believed that some of the professionals' socio-demographic factors such as sexual inclination, having children (or not), and living with a partner (or not) could interfere with their decisions regarding assisted reproduction.

In this quarter the inclination has always been to believe.

Mr. Jones said his inclination had always been to be a conciliator.

Her first inclination had been to perform the complete Schubert sonatas.

His mother had died several days earlier, and his inclination had been to hunker down and nurse his grief.

This inclination has the added advantage of meaning that no one ever knows quite where he is.

By the time he wrote "South Wind," his sexual inclination had shifted to a mania for young boys.

Each musical inclination has had its own pleasures and pitfalls, but within every one of these subsets I have seen conditions improve for women.

Prince William, although a man of conservative inclination, had little sympathy with the mystical visions and pious dogmas prevailing at the court during the period of reaction.

That inclination has increasingly made them the swing voters in a state that is among the nation's most evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans.