Sentence examples for spontaneous inclination from inspiring English sources

Though my spontaneous inclination to play hooky was a step in the right direction, that cavorting couple on the beach were light-years ahead of me in realizing that aspiration and achievement are not always the same thing.

"If you had used red, it would have gotten at their more spontaneous inclinations".

By contrast, the habitual slackness of the modern performer (and I don't mean lack of training, ability, or hard work), the automatic rounding of corners and looseness of limbs and gazes, reflects a fundamental lack of fear, a sense of impunity regarding the spontaneous and natural inclination — a lack of fear that has been ingrained from early years.

The celebrated loves are spontaneous: they come naturally, by inclination, and thus not by duty.

All parties, then, agree that the protests were organised beforehand; the main points of contention are whether the violence was planned or spontaneous, and whether the underlying tensions reflect separatist inclinations or a desire for social justice.

There have been occasional attempts by some modern panpsychists, starting with Whitehead, to see this indeterminacy as an expression not of blind chance but spontaneous freedom in response to a kind of informational inclination rather than mechanical causation.

Rice coleoptiles showed an inclination toward the caryopsis in the basal region and a spontaneous curvature in the same adaxial direction in the elongating region both on a three-dimensional (3-D) clinostat and in space.

Our survey indicates that should an outbreak of pneumonic plague occur, the inclination of the British public would be to adopt a range of spontaneous precautionary behaviors.

We can't know the future, and therefore our inclination to act, to do things, "can only be taken as a result of animal spirits — of a spontaneous urge to action rather than inaction".

Or inclination.

Sheer inclination also matters.