Sentence examples for slightest inclination from inspiring English sources

But I can't imagine anyone without children having the slightest inclination to own one.

Throughout the 1930s Moore displayed in his work not the slightest inclination to please the public.

I never prowled the London streets again, nor had the slightest inclination to do so.

But still Warren has not shown the slightest inclination towards pursuing the Democratic nomination.

I can't say that, since those far-off days, I've ever felt the slightest inclination to revisit Spenser or Dryden.

But John could not have acted otherwise: if he had shown the slightest inclination toward candidate A, the neuroscientist's device would have made him change his mind.

"I'm sure everyone had a slight inclination of what they thought it would be.

For his headings Niccoli preferred Roman capitals "italicized" by a slight inclination to the right.

I'm not going to share it with you, but I had a slight inclination".

It started off with only a slight inclination, about one degree, the scientists say in a paper in Nature, but quite rapidly developed its full tilt.

What we understand by "indie" has changed almost beyond all recognition since this event began over a decade ago but some qualities - not least the enterprising spirit, and a slight inclination towards the cutesy among those appearing - remain constant.