Sentence examples for we incline from inspiring English sources

Some comparisons between King's and Oxford drawn by a distinguished Kingsman: "We incline to distrust young men who are on the make.

We incline to believe that Dr. Clark's proposition will not solve the problem of power but merely move it one step backward, out of the light.

Each time we use the word "culture," we incline toward one or another of its aspects: toward the "culture" that's imbibed through osmosis or the "culture" that's learned at museums, toward the "culture" that makes you a better a person or the "culture" that just inducts you into a group.

When V is greater than a threshold, we incline to optimize for total energy consumption.

In general, we incline to the preliminary interceptions whose horizontal and vertical line already intercept at an exact point, namely, one-point interceptions (e.g., I 24 in Fig. 5 a).

And in medium and low SNR regime (e.g., 10 dB and below), we incline to only apply SRB, since the rate will not enhance much, even when the coordination overload is getting higher.

Neither are we inclined to read constitutional implications into either the presence or the absence of a retention provision in corresponding statutes of States other than Illinois.

For instance, whether as individuals, leaders, or a group of colleagues when something difficult happens are we inclined to assume the worst and catastrophize?

When we are uncertain, we are inclined to make assumptions.

For example, we might, if we were inclined, ask how much the sea is worth?

"The more information we get, the more we are inclined to conclude it is not a terrorist incident," he added.