Sentence examples for is inclined to explain from inspiring English sources

Neku lives in a world where everyone seems to know what's going on but he, and no one is inclined to explain anything.

Recently, however, he has been inclined to explain, making no reference to the Deity, that he had wanted to master Everest since his boyhood, when he caught glimpses of climbing parties and heard stories about them from older Sherpas.

In 1785, in Morning Hours, he goes further: "You know how much I am inclined to explain all the controversies of the philosophical schools as merely verbal disputes or at least as originally deriving from verbal disputes" (Morning Hours, p. 75/Gesammelte Schriften, 3/2, p. 104; see Dahlstrom (2011)).

At this point, we are inclined to explain a faster reversal of conditioned responses in older fish by their short-lived new memory trace, resulting in quick reversal to baseline behavior in both CPP and CPA paradigms.

To explain the contents of linguistic expressions and the function of logical terms, he is inclined to focus on their relationships to some extra-mental reality.

But Rabbi Schneier is inclined to forgive.

He is inclined to believe the latter.

Morley is inclined to agree.

Bodkin is inclined to agree.

Scotland is inclined to be insular.

He is inclined to tip his fedora.