Sentence examples for initially inclined from inspiring English sources
He initially inclined toward abstract art.
Fearing for his job, Joe wasn't initially inclined to trust her.
The president was initially inclined to sit for an interview with Mueller.
Americans were initially inclined to assume that South Korean automobiles would share the design and workmanship of cars from Japan.
"Beyond saying she was initially inclined to approve it, she has never taken a position on the Keystone pipeline.
One scene elicited an explosion of applause, even from listeners who were initially inclined to be skeptical.
"Since the conduct complained of in many of these sexual-harassment cases is so offensive," wrote Judge Ralph Guy, "a sense of decency initially inclines one to want to grant relief".
The upper support initially inclines backward to exert resistive force on the chest and is then released via a mechanism that pulls tension levers downward.
McCann and colleagues introduced the term 'conditional altruism', which describes that the willingness to help others initially inclines people to participate in a trial, but is unlikely to actually lead to trial participation unless people also recognize that participation will benefit them personally [ 20].
The SEC initially seemed inclined to begin a rulemaking process.
In one of our studies, participants were initially more inclined to choose a digital video player that had 21 features over one that had only seven features.
