Sentence examples for inclinations which are from inspiring English sources

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.

For Kant human beings cannot be permitted to pursue their inclinations which are to be viewed as subjective desires.

Thus, they are impulses or inclinations, comparable in some respects to what Malebranche calls "natural inclinations," which are also affective and willful.

One justification Rawls offers for this stipulation is that what principles of justice are chosen should not be affected by individual inclinations, which are mere accidents.

On his death in 1813, The Sydney Gazette noted that "his voyage to and benevolent treatment in Britain produced no change whatever in his manners and inclinations, which were naturally barbarous and ferocious".

The Tantrists of the Vamchara ("the left-hand practice") sought to intensify their own sense impressions by making enjoyment, or sensuality (bhoga), their principal concern: the adept pursued his spiritual objective through his natural functions and inclinations, which were sublimated and then gratified in rituals in order to disintegrate his normal personality.

(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).

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.

The orbits of the non-operational GPS Block I satellites are included in this study because they are at 63.4° inclination, which is different from GPS Block II.

This inclination, which is objectively disordered, constitutes for most of them a trial.

It moved east with 25 degrees inclination, which is the same angle of spacecraft when entering the atmosphere".