Sentence examples for predisposed to choose from inspiring English sources
Like Eddie (Rochester) Anderson in "Cabin in the Sky," the 1943 movie-musical parable of temptation, most Americans seem constitutionally predisposed to choose Lena Horne over Ethel Waters — that is, to prefer a model of classical beauty, sex appeal, excitement and youth to a symbol of matronly stolidity, virtue and middle-age languor.
However, high users' unadjusted preferred tier usage of 57% before e-prescribing was the lowest of any PCP group in any time period, suggesting that these users were not predisposed to choosing preferred brands.
We are predisposed to prefer future events over the past.
Perhaps students who are predisposed to be interested in ocean acidification and other environmental issues are more likely to choose environmental studies as their major or to learn about such topics from nonschool sources.
The individuals in the cohort were not chosen randomly (i.e., included because they were predisposed to some specific inclusion criteria), and hence the normal interpretation of P values is difficult.
Choose a time that is not too hectic, when your parents seem predisposed to think well of you.
"I'm predisposed to hold back".
Some people are predisposed to this condition.
Keïta was predisposed to strong statements.
Chefs are vocationally predisposed to generosity.
