Sentence examples for make him inclined from inspiring English sources

The disappointing season is a deep personal embarrassment to him but his loyalty to Woodward – who wants stability - are thought to make him inclined to continue for as long as he is wanted.

(Mr. Kuchar had an experience in the 1970s that made him inclined to take U.F.O. speculation seriously).

This vacancy is what makes the lover weary of her quickly; but it is the source of the mystery, the charm, that seduces him and makes him inclined to feel an easy affection in the first place.

Or, perhaps the fifth-round rookie Terrell Manning could get a look, though he, too, left college early and, though athletic and capable of bulking up, figures to have a challenging early transition ahead of him (plus the Packers seem more inclined to make him an inside linebacker in his first year).

Remember that your teachers are the ones who give you the grades, so you should make them inclined to like you.

Having overcome depression to undertake her MA, she suffered a further extended spell, combined with poor physical health, which made her inclined to withdraw from the world.

Fortunately, knowledge workers often have a commitment to the work itself that makes them inclined toward information sharing.

The fact that no one was naturally inclined to follow him made him the man left standing after all the obvious leaders had worn themselves out shouting.

The unrest and the neurotic insecurity of the present day make us inclined to enjoy the simple and affirmative outlook of Grandma Moses".

Cases that appear too long may make students inclined to skip over relevant information.

Hearing there is something you don't like in a dish will make you inclined to pass it by.