Sentence examples for some dispositions from inspiring English sources

Some dispositions were to be left completely to him by the President.

However, it is undoubtedly true of some dispositions.

And again, even if in some cases it would be better (or practically unavoidable) to set fairly stable levels of some dispositions, it will remain the case that the degree and form of the variation within the population can itself be the object of reasoned choice rather than mere chance.

There was some disposition to go along with Mr Clinton's suggestion that sovereignty above the ground should be Palestinian, and below the ground Israeli.All this was then.

Yet Phibbs still showed some disposition toward matrimonial loyalty.27 [Difficult], entirely without expert help, perforce relied on trial and error to learn the arcane arts of animal husbandry -- castration, dehorning, branding, calving and rearing.28 In 1938 [Difficult's] "Collected Poems" were published, to a stunning display of critical indifference.

Then he goes on to repudiate the laissez-faire theory of the functions of government, which (though state legislation of late years has shown some disposition to paternalism) long dominated American public opinion with the aid of the federal system and the courts.

At present that part of the union is neither represented in the congress, nor in any state legislature; a circumstance, of which there seems to be some disposition to complain.

The ethical development of character does involve strengthening some emotional dispositions over others.

Some case dispositions roll over from one year to the next.

Both see the job of applied game theory as being to predict outcomes of empirical games given some distribution of strategic dispositions, and some distribution of expectations about the strategic dispositions of others, that are shaped by dynamics in players' environments, including institutional pressures and structures and evolutionary selection.

Again some mentors' disposition might not always lead to easy support and nurturing of a social group.