Sentence examples for too disposed from inspiring English sources

But President Obama seems to give the Chinese a feeling that he is too disposed to change.

A sad day in civilized history when we're impressed that the United Nations leader made a decision on his own: mobile.nytimes.com/2012/08/23/wor… #Iran — Shirin Sadeghi (@ShirinSadeghi) August 23 , 2012Mr. Ban has suffered taunts that he has been too disposed to toe the Washington line on a number of global issues since he succeeded Kofi Annan as secretary general in 2007.

Expose the adhesive on the wings too, disposing these parts in the trash (you won't need them for wrapping).

He was passed over for a job last time round, perhaps because he was seen as being too well disposed towards bureaucrats.

As such I feel that I'm in as good a position as anyone to be not-too-favourably disposed towards the Iron Lady.

Remember: W. wanted to close the place too, but disposing of the 260-odd (in every sense) inmates still incarcerated there won't be easy.A few dozen are small fish not to mention innocents who we could easily send home.

The city's sanitation commissioner, John J. Doherty, and Mr. Bloomberg both said they wanted to explore the possibility of having the retrofitted stations take residential trash -- their primary function -- and commercial waste too, which is disposed of by private companies using fleets of trucks.

And she understood that William, too, had been disposed of, that his ex-wife had had a similar nuclear potency for him, and that he loved Lovey now with the conscious intensity of somebody who was aware that he was exacting a kind of revenge — or, perhaps, simply acting in the belief that his ex was paying attention, that he had a need to prove that he'd survive and thrive, the victor.