Sentence examples for inclination of trying from inspiring English sources
"That does show an inclination of trying to be even-handed," he said.
It is the justices' natural inclination to try to stay out of the political fray, of course.
A more experimental view of trying new things out is healthier – and there is less of an inclination to mock or be angered by what you don't understand.
In Congress now, according to Senate staff members, there is some inclination to try to revive the kind of tax against industries that financed the Superfund for 15 years.
Governments such as South Africa's and Malaysia's, which discriminate against ethnic minorities with technical skills, might slow the exodus of such people if they stopped discriminating, but show no inclination to try.
Foley had initially shown an encouraging inclination to try and let the game flow but the final penalty count of 20-6 in Wasps' favour suggested he may have been unwittingly influenced by the prevailing atmosphere.
There is also a well of distrust, emergency workers said, stemming from what they called Metro's inclination to try to handle seemingly small safety incidents in-house rather than immediately report them to 911 or fire-and-rescue departments.
"We believe that there are people [who] have an inclination to try it, but haven't yet had the chance," Forsyte said, "Part of Carl's role is to remind the people that challenging yourself can be fun.
