Sentence examples for inclination to be from inspiring English sources

Neither shows any inclination to be anything but himself.

Deliberately adulterated, it is gold that has an inclination to be something else.

"My natural inclination to be improv rather than an educated character serves me well," he said.

When another group showed up, I found myself having no inclination to be communal.

"It's not my inclination to be condemnatory," he says – which may surprise anyone who's seen his comedy.

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I had absolutely no experience, had never written for TV, and really had no inclination to be a television writer.

On another occasion, he spoke of the "big advantage" he had because of his inclination to be "happy by nature".

They also seemed to have little inclination to be bothered with any research or serious pursuit of him.

To deal with this issue, Fear could be removed from Dis/Inclination to be merged with Insecurity- Disquiet.

There is no reason and little inclination to be panicky, but every reason to seize the chance of overcoming inertia and launching, not "crash programmes," but vigorous new assaults on a whole range of obstacles to the western world's technical and economic advance.