Sentence examples for inclination to make something from inspiring English sources
Ms. Mak's artistic inclination to make something entirely new has helped them find a niche in a haute beverage market populated by locally roasted coffees, spiced hot chocolates, craft beers and infused vodkas.
This week, even in sweltering weather, I had a yen for something fried, and though I could have settled for corn-studded hush puppies, my inclination was to make something spicier, more complex.
To embrittle means to make something brittle.
"I want to make something.
The Cambridge online dictionary definition of inclusion, for instance, is 'to contain something as part of something else, or to make something part of something else'; while the definition of incorporation is 'to include something as part of something larger'.
Learn to make something tangible.
"People don't have the time or the inclination to make a study of literature.
The inclination to make snap judgments almost certainly has deep evolutionary roots.
Indeed, in Agee's case several US administrations showed an inclination to make his life hell.
But so far the government has shown no inclination to make such choices.
