Sentence examples for was predisposed toward from inspiring English sources

They have argued that Mr. Malvo voluntarily chose to be with Mr. Muhammad, that the so-called indoctrination lasted just a few weeks and could not have completely impaired his faculties and that he was predisposed toward antisocial behavior.

Alyssa Beaver, 20, a member of the University of Pennsylvania College Republicans, said that although she was "predisposed toward liking Reagan," it was her parents who nurtured her interest in the former president, whose picture hung in her dorm room last year.

Maybe my wife was predisposed toward ambivalence about scientists.

Religious congregations are also ready-made communities that are predisposed toward service and good works.

Critics of the housing plan say trustees from both parties were predisposed toward the project and dismissive of their concerns, and faulted them for not speaking out at the public hearings.

Selective breeding has increased the odds that dogs of a particular breed will be predisposed toward certain complex behaviors, like herding or pointing, and personality traits, like aggressiveness, playfulness and fear.

Mr. Varvelli said there was a "real risk" that a "'new Libya' might not be predisposed toward Italy, the old friend of Qaddafi," adding that even so, "Libya will always need certain technologies and know-how for its oil industry".

This is a terrible "strategy," as our culture is predisposed toward increasing specialization over time.

Conclusions: Preoperative evaluation of quantifiable cytokinetic and molecular variables can assist in identifying tumor types that are predisposed toward a more aggressive clinical course.

Trump, while slightly more articulate, believes that blacks are predisposed toward criminal behavior.

We can be that selfish -- unless we are predisposed toward compassion, are taught from a previous lesson -- or both.