Sentence examples similar to writer's inclination from inspiring English sources
This kind of performance art might sound like the antithesis of the writer's natural inclination, but Stern has scheduled more than 200 Happy Endings without ever running short of writers willing to risk humiliation.
Skipper's inclination sounds right.
The local (i.e. within the text span) targets, however – those boldened in the excerpt above – remain at the level of implied possessions of the 'real' target: your fear, suspicion or doubt (to which the writer expresses positive Inclination about hearing directly), and the poverty of our exchange (to which the writer expresses negative Inclination about hearing their echoes).
For an artist and writer of such inclination, the battalion Jones served in was particularly fertile.
Darwin was not a writer just by inclination; he was, uniquely among the great scientists, an author by trade.
Miller has said that he is drawn to the lesser known and avoids the cult of the celebrity writer, and this inclination is here manifest, although there is an admiring notice of Ian McEwan's On Chesil Beach, somewhat awkwardly included as "no pastoral" and "not a book by a country writer", but as a book that "happens in the country".
The Germanic approaches to calligraphy in the early 20th century were quite distinct from English revivalism, especially in the German writers' inclination to seek inspiration in writing materials.
She is a realist with a speculative bent of mind, a writer of postmodern inclinations with the instincts of an old-fashioned entertainer.
This high frequency of readiness modality indicated the writers' inclination to perform an action or to put forward a proposal (Eggins 2004: 172).
It's about that inclination.
