Sentence examples for will incline from inspiring English sources

Michelle P. was SO wrong for that role RICHARD BRODY: Didn't see it; I wonder whether the success of "smaller films" will incline many of these stars to pursue parts outside the usual realm of studio projects.

It's tempting, therefore, to say that politics is what's at stake in the preference for one writer over the other — that readers with political souls, who want to think about justice and history, will gravitate toward Ferrante, while aesthetes will incline toward Knausgaard.

One can expect that white racial solidarity, mobilised by economic anxiety, prejudice and Trump's "Make America Great Again" nation-building project, will incline white people to justify extra-legal violence and incorporate it into beliefs about what the law actually permits.

If a slide occurs, the legs will incline in different directions, so that the legs may become stuck in the platform and this would mean the platform cannot be raised.

When there is no target in the presumed direction but one in another direction, e.g., a sidelobe target, the detector will incline towards the null hypothesis, which is the desired result.

It will incline to the +Z direction if the magnetic moment of the end part wire is parallel to the +Z direction, while incline to the −Z direction parallel to the −Z direction.

This forces a man to strictly control himself in hopes that his wife will also incline to reconciliation.

After all, the expert is a human too and will naturally incline toward the expert view that agrees with his or her own values.

And those who buy will be inclined to stay.The state will soon get a chance to resolve some of its other problems.

But if there will be positive changes then I will be inclined to stay and invest money".

While good at burning calories, the incline will tend to build muscles in the thigh.