Sentence examples similar to temporary inclination from inspiring English sources
Those were written into law to be temporary, but Congress has shown little inclination to allow them to lapse.
Lenin, however, built up his policy not on the inclinations and views of the temporary leaders of the revolution, but on the interrelations of the classes and the logic of mass movements.
The movie, which screens at French Institute Alliance Française on April 6, shows no inclination to denounce the social services, nor any bitterness toward the temporary parents who assume the burden of care; on the contrary, there is a heartbreaking stoicism in the elderly couple who try both to love their latest charge and to restrain his wildness.
When a billion people worldwide manage temporary or permanent disabilities, he said, companies will find not only a moral inclination but growth opportunity in catering experiences to the differently abled.
Sheer inclination also matters.
"My inclination is positive.
It's about that inclination.
Cantor hinted at his inclination.
Trop., an inclination, tendency.
