Sentence examples similar to inclination toward action from inspiring English sources
Predominantly determined by biological factors, temperament colors a moral agent's distinctive perspective and inclinations toward action.
The administration's inclination toward unilateral action has the ring of single-minded dedication to national self-interest, muscularity and determination.
Trump's White House, from its first day, had indicated a strong inclination toward unilateral action, and with a Republican Congress at his side, there was only the judicial branch left to limit his power.
There was a clear bias toward action.
This man of literature, who has long contemplated the problem of evil with his imagination, must now, despite his admirable Christian inclination toward forgiveness, confront a tangible evil through his actions.
A double bill of fifteenth-century works at the Japan Society shows his inclination toward cinematic staging (enhanced by video) and unexpected transpositions — for example, setting the action of "Aoi" in the salon of a celebrity hair stylist.
Still, the inclination toward variation has traditional roots.
Neither had any known previous inclination toward terrorism.
But O'Connell chuckled, acknowledging an "inclination" toward the 800.
Dad's inclination toward premature worry was nothing new.
