Sentence examples for predisposed to think from inspiring English sources

We're predisposed to think in patterns, but our thinking rests on shaky axioms.

In other words, liberals were slightly more predisposed to think critically than conservatives.

Most of the time, recruiters visit the school, and most of the time they are alumni of Wharton predisposed to think well of its students.

leadership ought to spend less energy flogging an Administration it cannot change and more on organizing all those workers whom the Roper poll suggests are more predisposed to think favorably of a union.

Images like Eve Arnold's iconic 1955 photo of Marilyn Monroe reading James Joyce's "Ulysses" at a playground send a message to viewers predisposed to think of intellectuals as unglamorous: Bombshells read books, too.

It works remarkably well, considering that you may walk into the Living Theater, where the play is being staged, predisposed to think that it's way too early to revisit the Clinton presidency.

I think people are predisposed to believe that".

Most judges and jurors are predisposed to believe the defendant.

"And he decided to pick murderers, in the form of Sandinistas, he decided to go illegally to the nation of Cuba...He's predisposed to what I think are the more left-wing elements in this world and I think New Yorkers need to understand that".

A photo of a Japanese Wagyu bull, breed unknown, from Wikipedia, which says the term "refers to several breeds of cattle genetically predisposed to intense marbling". I thought three parts was enough for this topic, but I was wrong.

And so, "...received the mark of the beast in their hand or forehead" may be interpreted "predisposed to evil in everything they think, and everything they do".