Sentence examples for whatever the inclination from inspiring English sources
The modern chronometer is, broadly speaking, a large, well-made watch but with a detached chronometer escapement, suspended in gimbals (a set of rings connected by bearings) poised so as to remain horizontal whatever the inclination of the ship.
As a result, the overall plans were better, their view of the manufacturer or retailer was better and their inclination to do whatever the trading partner was requesting was higher.
Whatever the intention, I was struck by my lack of inclination to pounce on these indisputably great works of literature.
Whatever the source, you will find common characteristics such as height, weight, or less concrete things like mental characteristics, social inclinations, initiative, how fixed it is and changeability.
"Whatever the human weakness".
Sustained activations spread bilaterally whatever the task.
Many analysts say that whatever its inclinations, the government is unlikely to risk even a small public backlash at this volatile moment by releasing Mr. Mubarak.
In August 2015, the character's co-creator, Fabian Nicieza said: "Deadpool is whatever sexual inclination his brain tells him he is in that moment.
Whatever your inclination, it can be satisfied at Alfred & Constance (130 Constance Street; alfredandconstance.com.au), a boisterous eating-and-drinking spot that opened in November.
But whatever inclination he might have had to stay was eroded by the departures of Buck Showalter as manager, Don Mattingly to retirement and Mike Stanley to free agency.
