Sentence examples for inclinations to break from inspiring English sources

We may tend to think of the suburbs as an expression of inclinations to break free of the city and get closer to nature, but these residents are generally not motivated by urban escape fantasies: They want to be closer to jobs and they want the opportunity to start businesses, and want access to good schools for their children and decent housing at an affordable price.

The compact existed no longer, but Pompey as yet showed no inclination to break with Caesar.

Perhaps none of this should surprise us given Trump's inclination to break the rules of conventional politics.

Neither the Pentagon nor the C.I.A. showed any inclination to break with the general, and said as much.

Macron represents a French inclination to break down an abstraction into two or three still finer abstractions.

Mr. Chirac shows no inclination to break with Mr. Mitterrand's unenthusiastic approach to the new round of international trade-freeing negotiations the United States wants approved here.

"Those who have the expertise and the inclination to break into our computer networks threaten our economic well-being, our privacy, and our national security".

The Chinese Communist Party was concerned that as experts and intellectuals, professionals would have an inclination to break away from the masses and ignore their needs if they held too much professional autonomy.

In that moment of disappointment I wisely let my first inclination to break down the machine pass.

"Those who have the expertise and the inclination to break into our computer networks threaten our economic wellbeing, our privacy and our national security". The indictment cited Albert Gonzalez as a co-conspirator.

Soon afterwards it became more obvious that Scheel's inclination was to break his party's links with the CDU.