Sentence examples for predisposed to agree from inspiring English sources
Traditional: End the existence of (something) by damaging or attacking it Modern: To criticise something in an eloquent, informed or entertaining manner (or some combination of all these) which proves satisfying to those who predisposed to agree with the criticism.
That's natural, and human, but it doesn't exactly make us objective decision-makers, because we're predisposed to agree with our own tribes.
"I'm predisposed to hold back".
Everybody agrees that weak firms are naturally predisposed to go bust.
New York City-based gastroenterologist Niket Sonpal agrees that people with various conditions can be predisposed to malabsorption of nutrients, calling out gluten allergies or Celiac disease in particular.
First, our subjects agreed to participate in research allowing them to receive a brief motivational intervention, and thus might have been predisposed to changing.
Some people are predisposed to this condition.
Keïta was predisposed to strong statements.
Chefs are vocationally predisposed to generosity.
The mind seems predisposed to do this.
