Sentence examples similar to more disposed to trust from inspiring English sources

They have a lot of disposable income; they travel frequently; and they are more disposed to use their credit cards online.

Some interrogators were more disposed to brutality than others.

He is more disposed to empathy than to excoriation: that's the historian's way.

For this you need an interviewer more disposed to follow than to capture.

He thought that perhaps Zhou's advanced age would make him more disposed to speak openly.

He wants the adverts to make drinkers feel closer to the brand and more disposed to buying it.

But Americans weren't buying exceptionalism anymore; they were more disposed to buy into European health care.

And children with hearing problems often have other medical issues that could make them more disposed to injury.

Originally she assumed that she would end up at Pacific Northwest Ballet, a company in Seattle that she said is more disposed to hire taller dancers.

The two parts are disproportionate in length and in importance, for satirists have always been more disposed to castigate wickedness than exhort to virtue.

For years, no nation has spent more per person on luxury goods, nor been more disposed to pay the earth for a potentially deadly fishy delicacy.