Sentence examples for the first inclination from inspiring English sources

I wasn't fit at the time, and so at the first inclination of trouble the players asked me to investigate.

The first inclination of his cloaked nature came in 1946 when he chose to release his novel Elizabeth under the pseudonym Gilbert Cordier.

The first inclination for some people may be to bring in a garbage bin and move on, or maybe hold a yard sale.

However much advance planning may have been made among the various groups jockeying for power in Argentina, to take account of an event that everyone knew was inevitable, the actual physical removal of Juan Peron will leave Argentina stunned, and the first inclination will be to close ranks behind the new president, however inadequate her qualifications.

When medical expenses occur, the first inclination for most individuals is to hope that they can reach their deductible and thus qualify for reimbursement.

As Beyoncé displayed, the first inclination is to attack the other woman.

For example, in cases in which students tended to rely exclusively on natural selection in their written responses, we wanted to determine whether natural selection was merely the students' first inclination or actually represented the full extent of their knowledge.

Like some hungry peasant suddenly confronted with the exquisite manipulations of the medieval architect, your first inclination, as the eyes adjust, is simply to believe.

The lawyer's first inclination was to turn the case down when he was approached by the police on Mr. Breivik's behalf.

With so many problems across the globe, our first inclination might be to walk away under the weight of the question "Where do I even begin?" I found an answer to that question at a recent fundraiser for fistula surgery, sponsored by Karen Masterson who founded the non-profit This is My Face along with running her healthy food restaurant.

Whenever pro sports executives implore players to essentially "Win one for the Gipper," my first inclination is to think about the day-to-day, cold-blooded business of an industry whose natural resource is muscle, healthy muscle.