Sentence examples for modern inclination from inspiring English sources

But any jazz fan with a modern inclination will recognize the searching spirit behind the music.

There is something reassuring about a biographer who is untouched by the modern inclination to contextualize everything, to regard every move a man makes as somehow conditioned or shaped by his environment.

How does it propose to allocate resources for a health system that delivers the full potential of modern methods, science and technology to the greatest number of people, while effectively triaging the modern inclination to overservicing?

As Al Qadiri and I walked through Chinatown together on a recent afternoon, she spoke of our misdirected, modern inclinations to blur the distinct cultures of Asian countries, and give them the untextured label of "Asian".

But the velocity of our world now, and the encyclopaedic inclinations of modern technology, make this period of sitting musical shiva harder.

Generally, however, the chamber cantata as originally defined now appears as an occasional by-product of the inclination of many modern composers toward song cycles and the setting of poetry in general.

The inclination of the modern superstar is to attack from the top of the floor, both as a signal of will and might; the perimeter is where Jordan faded away and Iverson broke ankles, and the allure of such similarly captured and easily emulated brilliance tends to overcome better judgment far more than it should.

Again, usage of modern contraceptives manifested in high inclination toward ANC utilisation among women in the middle wealth status stratum as also noted among poor folks.

As Mr. Mooney showed, modern American conservatism is highly correlated with authoritarian inclinations — and authoritarians are strongly inclined to reject any evidence contradicting their prior beliefs.

A theme in many Hong Kong historical movies is a desire for revenge, a universal sentiment, while Japanese period pieces often turn on the two-way pull of duty and inclination, a notion remote from most modern audiences.

His manuscript is a hybrid, combining the premise of Orthodox Judaism -- that the commandments were given directly by God at Mount Sinai -- with Conservatism's inclination to adapt the strictures to modern sensibilities.