Sentence examples for much inclined from inspiring English sources

Anne was much inclined to reading.

"I'm very much inclined to," he said in an interview.

For example, at Norton we were very much inclined to publish political memoirs.

— a time when neither of them was much inclined to make conversation.

He has amnesia — doctor-certified — not that anyone's much inclined to believe him.

"I found him very much inclined to better relations with India," Mr. Karzai said.

Ashton Carter told a confirmation hearing in Washington that he would "very much incline" to supplying so-called defensive arms to the government in Kiev.

In a girls-only environment, I've found that they're much more inclined to take intellectual responsibility and are much more inclined to stand up and make a contribution in class.

But regulators are also apparently becoming much more concerned about banks' domestic lending and much less inclined to trust other supervisors.

They're much more inclined to carry on forever".

They're much less inclined to clump up (and stop working) than their natural counterparts.