Sentence examples for powerful inclination from inspiring English sources
"Her powerful inclination was to make up a better-days-ahead story.
It shouldn't come as a surprise that a trained dog has a powerful inclination to do what we secretly want them to do.
But, if journalists enjoy being raffish and self-mocking, what explains our equally powerful inclination (especially in the United States) to bang on portentously about the Founders, the First Amendment, the Fourth Estate, and the people's right to know?
His policy was to make every possible use of Caesar's adopted son Octavian (the future emperor Augustus), whose mature intelligence he seriously underestimated, and to drive the Senate, against its own powerful inclination toward compromise, to declare war on Mark Antony, who had controlled events immediately following Caesar's death and who now was pursuing one of the assassins in Cisalpine Gaul.
And thanks to the fact that the GTO is powered through its rear wheels, the car is immune to torque steer, the annoying inclination of powerful front-drive cars like the Saab 9-3 Acura TLa to to hop around under heavy acceleration.
So, too, has been his inclination to torment his increasingly powerful neighbor.
"I've got a strong inclination for you... .., "The power of inclination"... Nope.
Angry about the trade bill, two of the nation's most powerful unions -- the Teamsters and the United Automobile Workers -- are showing little inclination to embrace Mr. Gore, who backed the bill, and have threatened to cancel endorsements of several House Democrats who voted for it.
Karam says he has no homosexual inclinations, but still fantasises about sucking the penises of "powerful men".
Mother Nature doesn't leave our inclination to "hook up" to random chance...it is encouraged by tiny amounts of very powerful molecules that set up rewards, a.k.a.a
It's tempting to ascribe Chaplin's obsessional direction to the "perfectionist" inclination cited by Hooman Mehran in his commentary, but I think that the episode reveals an even more powerful strain of Chaplin's art, a sort of imperfectionism.
