Sentence examples for inclinations by from inspiring English sources

This was seen as denigrating women's natural inclinations by attempting to make women more like men.

The truly conservative parts of constitutional conservatism are its implicitly within-the-system incrementalism and the impulse to lend legitimacy to fashionable ideological inclinations by citing the precedent of time-honoured forebears.

I think this has potential to do much damage to children's psyche by denying children's natural, human inclinations by judging their behavior as sinful.

The man assuages Grimm's guilty inclinations by saying, "What you learned on the street, what you learned at the synagogue -- when you need those things, you can always... get them back".

The neck could have been kept at the different inclinations by strong ligaments (e.g. Alexander, 1985, 1989; Dzemski & Christian, 2007; Schwarz et al., 2007 a ) and muscles with slow fibres, so that little energy was required to keep the neck in a certain posture.

Mr. Bush encouraged this inclination by welcoming a partnership with the Russian leader.

Business school can counteract this inclination by breeding thoughtfulness and intellect.

His dearest wish would be to coach Manchester United, but even at 71 there is no inclination by Ferguson to vacate his seat, even for Mourinho.

If there was reason to cancel Mr. Walsh's visa, apart from an inclination by some authorities to control the news media whenever possible, it was not explained in the two-sentence letter Mr. Walsh received from the ministry.

Slip parameter ((n=0.873)) was obtained as the inclination by way of logarithmic approximation.

Thus, even though a steep facet might have a large true area, it will be still difficult to measure its size and inclination by AFM.