Sentence examples for inclined to physically from inspiring English sources

Many parents teach their young children who are inclined to physically hurt another child to use words, not actions, to express their feelings.

Females may be attracted to males inclined to physically defend them and their children.

Never athletic or inclined to be physically active, she began to walk every day.

It is therefore apparent that unfit children are less inclined to be physically active, which has considerable potential to increase later disease risk.

While on the go, if we want to figure out what we need for our dinner recipe for that night, we may be more inclined to ask Siri, rather than physically Google what we are looking for.

He is young and greedy, using masked thugs to physically threaten business owners not inclined to sell to him.

Physically pugnacious, Evelyn was inclined to bully weaker boys; among his victims was the future society photographer Cecil Beaton, who never forgot having been bullied by Evelyn Waugh.

Marcus Luttrell is very polite and quiet — "Yessir," "No, ma'am," "Thank you very much" — but his abiding civil demeanor can't mask the fact that the physically imposing former Navy SEAL isn't inclined to suffer fools.

They love their work not only physically and socially but morally as well, and the more reflective among them are inclined to describe the job in explicitly spiritual terms.

I want them to realize that their words influence others who may be inclined to "take matters into their own hands" under the mistaken impression that threatening to kill someone, or physically attacking them, is somehow righteous.

Japan seems inclined to reciprocate.