Sentence examples for unfortunate inclinations from inspiring English sources
Like a great old house, the bones of Hollywood remained mostly untouched in its down years by large-scale development and the more unfortunate inclinations of contemporary urban planners.
Inclination towards "metaphysical comfort," results in what Bruno Latour determines as the unfortunate tendency of both art and science to mistake the presentation for the thing in itself.
That this should be the inclination of a majority of mankind is unfortunate but hardly surprising.
J.G., PASADENA The group's inclination was understandable, but its actions were unfortunate.
It is unfortunate that few science journalists have the training or inclination to assume a critical stance toward the assertions of the scientists they interview.
Clinton's liberal interventionist inclinations will be restrained by the legacy of unfortunate past interventions.
It seems unfortunate that there has been so little interest in measuring directly the intrinsic female inclination to copulate.
If they were our own, we would have to fight -- often unsuccessfully -- the inclination to persuade ourselves that they weren't mistakes at all, but instances of bad luck, unfortunate timing or some other factor outside our control.
In my gym-centric life, I try just about every new class, anything that might be engaging enough to override my inclination to slide by with a minimum of exertion -- yoga by candlelight, tai chi sword fighting, an unfortunate attempt at a disco workout and, once last year, salsa dancing to music provided by a drummer.
"Youth have inclinations.
