Sentence examples for of all inclinations from inspiring English sources

Meteoroids roam through the solar system with orbits of all inclinations.

Labour leader Ed Miliband tells the Observer he wants to reach out to undecided or disaffected voters of all inclinations, saying he is positioned in the "mainstream of politics".

Expensive naval projects were criticised by political leaders of all inclinations.

The push phase of the handrim propulsion test was longer than the push phase of the lever propulsion with a gear ratio of 1 for all inclination angles but shorter than the push phase of the lever propulsion with gear ratio of 1.5 (Fig. 8).

"Never again will I curse the ground because of man, even though all inclinations of his heart are evil from childhood and never again will I destroy all living creatures as I have done.

And this decision, rather than following along a perfectly manicured line of reasoning and evidence, relies on that least scientific of all human inclinations — the simple leap of faith.

Notably, the level of support for migrants has decreased across voters of all political inclinations The key question to ask on immigration, especially in the light of the Brexit vote, is: are there signs of the aversion to non-European migrants and lack of support for refugees extending to EU migrants?

In one well-recorded moment, he elevated Bilal to such a position of esteem that, to this day, Muslims, in spite of all human inclinations to differentiate on the basis of race and difference, find it easy to respect and accept people from different races and ethnicities within their fold and consider them as moral equals.

But the same type of object does not satisfy all inclinations alike.

Like all souls Christ's had free will, but the intensity of union destroyed all inclination for change, and the Logos united to himself not only soul but also body, as was apparent when Jesus was transfigured.

"In the first place," the philosopher famously wrote, "I put for a general inclination of all mankind, a perpetual inclination of all mankind for power after power, that ceaseth only in death.