Sentence examples similar to taking inclination from inspiring English sources

I'm in this hobby just as much for the rough-and-tumble ass-kickers as I am for the immaculately groomed boutique owners, and I will praise Style Savvy for years to come for giving me games that at least take that inclination seriously.

His 11-stool eatery, in the impressively industrial-looking former wine-pressing center at Corrado's, takes New Jersey inclinations into account.

Through a series of managerial methods, organizations can improve the level of innovativeness, risk-taking inclination and proactiveness.

"Smash" was supposed to be the show that got Broadway right while taking the karaoke inclinations of "American Idol" and "Glee" and turning them into respectable adult drama.

He found himself trending on Twitter and even the subject of a tweet from Barrow police warning Saturday night revellers that they would be "banged up" if there was any repeat of his behaviour – although nobody involved in the game showed any inclination of taking up the initial clamour that he should face criminal charges.

Taking into account the inclination of GPS orbits, the satellites at the MCM4 station are usually observed at lower elevation angles than at the station RESO.

Beyond this tactical utility, another reason for cavalry's continued importance is evident from the final episode of the battle: the French gendarmes were the only troops who could reasonably be expected to accept an opponent's surrender, as the Swiss and French infantry had no inclination towards taking prisoners.

Pat and Kay McFadden of Naples, Fla., who have 3 daughters, 3 sons, 22 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, took this natural inclination to a new level.

Here we see her in her prime, laying a brazen, not-so-matronly hand on Vial's bronzed chest whenever the inclination takes her (no wonder the poor boy got confused).

"According to Queeney" in this sense stands as a commentary on its own themes, a sly take on the inclination of humans to forge their own meanings out of the raw material of experience.

The phase velocity was taken from phase inclination and from the convective peak in one- and two-dimensional wavenumber spectra.