Sentence examples for inclinations to from inspiring English sources

Sadly, politicians' inclinations to think small are accentuated as revenues decline.

Economic threats have combined with rising nativist inclinations to amplify hostility toward power centers.

In literature and life, he pushed his inclinations to their limit.

In 1882 Egypt was occupied, thereby adding, against Gladstone's own inclinations, to British imperial commitments.

You have a keen mind; learn to curb your inclinations to demonstrate superiority").

Are there inclinations to overcompensate and look excessively favorably on one's rivals?

I had a million inclinations to push back on his ideas.

They're an artificial threat Congress created to try to cure itself of its own natural inclinations to partisan paralysis.

She mentioned her inclinations to my father (seventy this year) when he came to visit the other week.

The police showed little inclination to try.

Even Giacometti had an inclination to beguile.