Sentence examples similar to inclined to make errors from inspiring English sources

The industry seems inclined to make room.

This is inclined to make anyone stop listening.

Jasper Becker is less inclined to make these fine distinctions.

When we are uncertain, we are inclined to make assumptions.

'Rarely.' Nor are they inclined to make loans.

Children are hedonists, inclined to make impulse buys and less likely to make educated purchasing decisions.

Horologists are inclined to make references to the Script, a plan that is to be followed.

The government seemed inclined to make the best of the court's decision.

— a time when neither of them was much inclined to make conversation.

Weaklings, however, were far less inclined to make the case that self-interest suggested they would.

"I'm not inclined to make any mea culpas," he recently said.