Sentence examples for progressively inclined from inspiring English sources
In recent times, Mr. Volpe has endured spates of unfairly negative commentary from commercially oriented or progressively inclined operagoers, and has remained diplomatic.
But even though this folk establishment had built its own economic infrastructure -- dominated by genteel, progressively inclined outsiders, with considerable support in government and academia -- not until the 1960's, if then, was it equipped to appreciate the hit-making likes of Waters, whose crucial patron was the highly unidealistic record executive Leonard Chess.
Of antibiotics and globalisation ReprintsThe PD was created by a merger between a party composed of former communists who had disowned Marxism and another that provided a home for the more progressively inclined Christian Democrats, whose movement collapsed in a welter of graft allegations in the early 1990s.
The PMRN also evolved to become more steeply inclined during harvesting (Fig. 3B), the gonado-somatic index evolved to higher values (meaning that individuals invested progressively more of their resources into reproduction; Fig. 3C), and the growth coefficient evolved to lower values (Fig. 3D).
"The court almost feels inclined.
Japan seems inclined to reciprocate.
Madison seemed inclined to agree.
They are inclined to rudeness.
"You're not inclined to, psychologically.
We were inclined to agree.
