Sentence examples for therefore inclined from inspiring English sources

Michael Owen, the protagonist and occasional narrator of What a Carve Up!, is a novelist and therefore inclined to try to make events follow a plot.

But both the court and the electoral tribunal are regarded here as beholden to the Colorado Party and therefore inclined to keep him off the ballot.

Politics in Britain is often dull, and people are therefore inclined to project their desire for 'struggle' onto the seemingly exotic disputes of people in the developing world.

Tech entrepreneurs are therefore inclined to believe that if they could simply create the right widget to plug into eternal human desires and behaviors they could make untold fortunes.

There are solid economic factors behind this, not least that the rise in house prices has produced a generation of adults who are not homeowners, and who are therefore inclined to treat their salaries as pocket money rather than housekeeping.

Although he says that he favors gradual unification of the two Germanys, his critics assert that he wants to move too fast, possibly because so many East Germans now appear to be politically conservative and therefore inclined to support his party.

I therefore incline to construe the Immunity Act freely to hold that he who runs the gantlet of a committee cannot be 'tried' again.

If you can understand what motivates someone and what they're looking for, you can work out how to present an option to them that will make them feel good -- and therefore incline them to say yes to your proposal.

They were not so inclined.

Nothing better serves their interests than to see Americans becoming confused about climate change, and, therefore, less inclined to move toward clean-tech and, therefore, more certain to remain addicted to oil.

So despite their symptoms, the professional musicians will therefore be inclined to perform at rehearsals and concerts, and play less when practicing alone, where reducing their effort can aid their recovery without compromising their colleagues.