Sentence examples for will be inclined from inspiring English sources
Hearing it, few will be inclined to disagree.
Conservatives will be inclined to oppose much of what Obama and his party cook up.
Because he believes Congress will be inclined to keep taxes relatively low, dividend-paying stocks should benefit, he says.
"But what, realistically, could have been achieved?" Anyone who hasn't read Thucydides will be inclined to agree.
Unless there is a genuine breakthrough in the coming months, more Israelis will be inclined to agree.
As in the past, Mr Musharraf's party will be inclined to make alliances with the religious parties.
My head tells me that Eskridge is probably right: Kennedy will be inclined to stop short of full equality now.
The problem for Ms McCall, and for her rivals, is that many airports will be inclined to select option two.
Cinemagoers watching Invictus, based on British journalist John Carlin's book Playing the Enemy, will be inclined to agree.
Conservatives will be inclined to oppose much of what Mr. Obama and his party cook up, and rightly so.
Perhaps Marian will be inclined, once the affair is properly blossoming, to send her husband back there for good?
