Sentence examples similar to nascent inclinations from inspiring English sources
In order to become genuinely virtuous, a person must "extend" or "fill out" his or her nascent virtuous inclinations.
The literature includes a variety of surveys, mostly quantitative, that measure the inclination of people to become entrepreneurs, their entrepreneurial self-efficacy, along with studies of nascent entrepreneurship.
However, McGeer (1996, 2008; McGeer and Pettit 2002) puts considerable emphasis on self-shaping, writing that "we learn to use our intentional self-ascriptions to instill or reinforce tendencies and inclinations that fit with these ascriptions, even though such tendencies and inclinations may at best have been only nascent at the time we first made the judgments" (1996, 510).
"Youth have inclinations.
That can stymie nascent breakthroughs.
Navigating these nascent sites is fairly straightforward.
Take Europe's nascent bond market.
Other nascent uses pertain to music festivals.
The nascent romance was not all-consuming.
Israel's nascent defence forces repel them.
