Sentence examples for little disposition from inspiring English sources

So far, there seems little disposition in government circles to remove Mr Fazio from office.

So far, there seems little disposition in government circles to remove him from office.

Winslow's elder brother didn't disappoint his father, although Winslow, when it came his turn, showed little disposition for academic study.

This is not surprising, for the forces that produce the currents have shown little disposition to change materially over the eons of earthly time.

But we think that in recent years there has been little disposition to underrate the value of the services which the World has rendered, not without unwarranted judgments and grave mistakes, to the general advancement of civic and political morality.

But most people on Capitol Hill see little disposition in Congress to abandon the role in making foreign policy that it has hacked out for itself in a series of struggles with the Executive Branch since the Vietnam War.

A pretty little girl, good disposition.

When Carlos's father was mentioned, the little boy's disposition briefly darkened, and he audibly mumbled, "My father doesn't love me".

Despite the immense potential for the medical applications of QDs and the intent of introducing these nanocrystals into the human body, we know little about the disposition [absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination (ADME)] and health consequences of QDs in animals and humans (Hardman 2006; Nel et al. 2006).

In many instances, those living in locations targeted by demolition have little say in the disposition of their neighbourhood and often face difficulty in finding appropriate replacement housing.

First, mind scientists had learned that most people in western cultures operate with a naïve and commonsensical model of human psychology that presumes that an individual's actions reflect a stable personality or disposition and little else.