Sentence examples for shared inclination from inspiring English sources

Inimical to nuance, "Crash" imagines the modern American city as a place where disconnected people are bound only by a shared inclination to think in the broadest possible stereotypes.

In what way? "They shared his inclination for personal decision-making by the prime minister and his close advisers across the whole range of policy," complains Clarke.

Others share her inclination.

A former Arizona state senator, she shared Breyer's inclination to defer to the legislative process.

They and their associates shared a common inclination to dismiss the left - once the heart and soul of their own parties - as the vestige of a dead age, a nest of shrill and clueless extremists no better than the right.

Driberg had known Burgess in the 1940s, and the two shared similar homosexual inclinations; this acquaintance was sufficient to secure the Moscow interview.

What she picked up on were his visits to junk and bric-a-brac shops, since this was an inclination she shared.

As Generation Z's inclination toward shared experiences over possessions endures, the retail industry should be prepared to adjust for these elevated perspectives on value.

They share a strong inclination to make their own decisions and to minimize the role of directors and boards.

Much as I hate to say it, Chinese-Italian opera and Italian opera share an inclination toward bad acting.

Of necessity the theaters shared a low-budget aesthetic, and by inclination a sense that the stage was failing to address a national mood, especially among the young, that was pivoting from postwar complacency to subversion of the status quo.