Sentence examples similar to inclination of choice from inspiring English sources
"Given a natural inclination and choice, the tendency (of residents) is to intentionally ignore the problems, shop elsewhere, send children to schools elsewhere, engage in recreational and cultural activities elsewhere," said the report, which the city paid a Beverly Hills architectural and consulting firm $97,000 to conduct.
I'll Be Seeing You would recapture the defiant rawness of Holiday, and if Mr Tambourine Man was an example of her occasional inclination toward unwise choices, even the gravelly intimacy of Louis Armstrong and the drama of Nina Simone could emerge in it.
9 10 In addition, patients often demonstrate an inclination towards one choice or another rather than express a preference in categorical terms.
The actual level depends on the availability of choice options, market structure and institutional features, the benefits of switching, and individual inclination, related e.g. to ties to the current insurance [ 4].
In his own unique way but using terms influenced by the ideas of Mencius, Shen wrote of an autonomous inner authority that formed the basis for one's inclination towards moral choices, a concept linked to Shen's life experiences of surviving and obtaining success through self-reliance.
