Sentence examples for inclination to fall from inspiring English sources

I refer to his inclination to fall over at the hint of bodily contact or mere glimpse of the 18-yard line.

He worked to broaden the spectrum of treatment options, while resisting the inclination to fall fatuously in love with any.

Washington's natural inclination is to fall back on shopworn formulas for pushing these issues back off the immediate agenda: another Egyptian-mediated cease-fire, however temporary, in Gaza; and promises to Abbas that if he just backs away from the U.N. the administration will sponsor yet again discussion of the Oslo-begotten formula for a two-state solution.

For years he had no inclination to return to television.

After all, a beneficiary who is devoid of any inclination to reciprocate a favor seems to fall short of gratitude even if he has the appropriate beliefs and feelings toward his benefactor, and has expressed thanks.

I am trying so hard here not to fall into prudish inclinations or our parents' "they don't make 'em like they used to" laments.

We have inherited our own version of the primate mating system, one in which both sexes possess an inclination to monogamy that falls somewhat short of total embrace.

I have less inclination to feel for her.

In each condition, the angle of inclination of the stairs was approximately marginal to falling backward.

My inclination to diplomacy will return.

But, even when a man has seen a diamond fall into his lap, there is an inclination to polish it.