Sentence examples for that inclination from inspiring English sources

A new film about Davis resists that inclination, asking how much Davis paid for her transgressions — she stopped recording in the nineteen-eighties and disappeared (many thought she had died) — and how much further ahead our time might be had she flourished in hers.

Baron takes the role of inclination one step further, arguing that inclination must be present in the perfectly moral person.

Regarding morally obligatory actions, Herman argues that inclination may be present as long as the agent's final motive is the moral one.

It is observed that inclination angle is the most significant factor influencing both surface roughness and chip cross-sectional area and can give better results in the range of 30 45°.

Eqn. (7) accounts for the fact that inclination of the burrows with respect to the vertical increases the surface area available for exchange between burrows and bulk sediment.[31, 32] The average half-distance between burrows may be required for estimation of (see below).

It's about that inclination.

His considered view, however, is that inclinations are not the source of the problem.

It satisfies something deep inside us: bloodlust, that same inclination that causes backups at accident scenes and the popularity of videos of lunchroom brawls posted on World Star Hip Hop.

Jerry Manuel has a choice, and the sense here is that his inclination is to make things difficult for himself.

Henry T. Berger, one of Ms. Krueger's lawyers, said last night that "our inclination is not to appeal".

We hypothesised that this inclination may be also exist in our present study.