Sentence examples for whose inclination is to from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is most challenging for those whose inclination is to speak, like politicians, who more than ever now are using Twitter as a virtual megaphone.

Even the LARES satellite whose inclination is about 70 degrees is not observable from the poles, whereas Stella, with its highly inclined orbit, can be seen more often from the polar regions.

Even the Amur, whose general inclination is to the northeast and whose destination is the Pacific, empties into the stormy Sea of Okhotsk.

Steve Reich's out-of-sync 'phase music' is relatively easy to recreate with machines, but not so easy when you are working live on acoustic instruments with musicians whose natural inclination is to play in time with each other.

As someone who was part-educated in the States, who has worked in the States and whose natural inclination is to side with Americans against their many despotic enemies, I wring my hands with despair.

Whenever pro sports executives implore players to essentially "Win one for the Gipper," my first inclination is to think about the day-to-day, cold-blooded business of an industry whose natural resource is muscle, healthy muscle.

Your first inclination is to toss it.

"The inclination is to slow down".

My natural inclination is to tend towards the former.

"The inclination is to build a kind of equation.

The natural inclination is to think, "Too bad.