Sentence examples for inclinations which from inspiring English sources

Proper allocation concealment frequently frustrates clinical inclinations, which annoys those who do the trials.

In fact it is compatible with a hardheaded view of human violent inclinations which is firmly rooted in evolutionary biology.

In Le Monde, Raphaëlle Bacqué has a good piece on the candidates' cultural inclinations, which suggests an interesting perspective on our own contenders.

It looks probable that his liberal inclinations, which he made much of to selected audiences before his election, will be restricted to economic reforms rather than to guiding his broader political aspirations.

The secretary of the interior, Gale Norton, has a right to her philosophical inclinations, which include a lifelong aversion to top-down federal management and a strong preference for greater local stewardship.

He wasn't merely reacting to new injustices but reacting to them on the basis of a well-developed system of principles and inclinations — which are rigorously kept out of the movie.

Graeber is an anthropologist by trade, and a radical by inclination, which means that he spends a lot of time at political demonstrations, scrutinizing other demonstrators.

(Cameron's first inclination, which was to make Bratton head of Scotland Yard, was scotched by Theresa May, the Home Secretary, because Bratton isn't a British citizen).

The duality of his nature was explained by the existence of a good and bad impulse, personified by two angels, yetzer ha-ṭov (the good inclination) and yetzer ha-raʿ (the evil inclination), which enter each man after birth.

Cutting removal is, however, affected by different parameters including fluid flow rate, drill pipe rotation, cutting size and inclination which have to be considered simultaneously.

Another defining attribute of an object's orbit around the Sun is its inclination, which is the angle that it makes with the plane of Earth's orbit the ecliptic plane.