Sentence examples for initial inclination was to from inspiring English sources
My initial inclination was to accept responsibility, apologize and move on quickly.
The justices' initial inclination was to expect that some freedoms would have to be sacrificed in the name of security.
Her initial inclination was to support it, as "something between innocuous and mildly helpful," she told Ms. Felsenthal.
WHEN the news first hit on the morning of Sept. 11, our initial inclination was to disbelieve it, such was the unfathomable magnitude of the horror.
Linda's initial inclination was to render an album of standards.
To the public's detriment, the continuous barrage of headlines related to funding, M&A, etc. has swayed popular opinion such that one's initial inclination is to assume that the competitive landscape is crowded, and that the market itself is accordingly saturated.
And I admit it, my initial inclination is to go off on one of my old diatribes about IC -- about its mischaracterizations and oversimplifications, its self-aggrandizing about how it can and did end a war, etc.
"My inclination was to transfer more responsibility to Iraqis early.
"Even just winning something," our first inclination was to say.
My inclination was to scorn it, like any other unknown.
