Sentence examples similar to inclination to open from inspiring English sources

Things are different because there are certain inclinations from Europeans to open dialogue with Hamas, and for Hamas to accept the three principles: to recognize Israel, renounce violence and abide by previous agreements.

Let's not forget that Putin may have handpicked Medvedev as his presidential successor, but Medvedev has shown an inclination to be open and possibly more pro-Western, having never been involved with the ex-KGB cadre that surrounds Putin.

While the artists' political inclinations are not overtly explored in the exhibition, a demonstration was staged on opening night before the British Columbia premier, Gordon Campbell, who was scheduled to open the show.

So far, the newly seated Parliament has shown little inclination to take on legislation that would open the economy to market forces.

Accordingly, many propose that democratic institutions be designed to support the inclination to engage in moral and open-minded discussion with others (see the essays in Mansbridge 1990).

Each time, members of the Al-Quds community have welcomed us with open arms, a willingness to have productive discussions, and an inclination to reestablish the Brandeis-Al-Quds Partnership.

They are open to emulating these farmers, whose seed choices are determined by their inclination to try new seeds each season.

Nadal also had the French crowd against him, in part because of the natural inclination to support the underdog when an athlete dominates any event the way that Nadal has dominated the French Open.

The police showed little inclination to try.

Even Giacometti had an inclination to beguile.

A persistent inclination to self-denigrate.