Sentence examples for wrong inclination from inspiring English sources

It meant the probe was hurtling towards Mars at the wrong inclination.

"In such an oasis of peace and good will, there are still those with the wrong inclinations".

In these cases it would appear that the disinclination to do what is wrong and the inclination to discourage others from doing it are not mediated by an appreciation of the abstract content of the judgment and its bearing on things that we independently find displeasing.

There is also a greater inclination, wrong-headed perhaps, by those of us who serve as judge and jury to lump off-court misdeeds with on-court performance.

With a senior engineer in the back seat, and a "safety co-driver" beside me who was virtually silent throughout, but who would have lunged across and taken over had anything gone drastically wrong, there was little inclination to do anything other than sit back and enjoy the ride.

Herman agrees that acts having moral worth must be done from the moral motive, but argues that the received interpretation of Kant is wrong in assuming that inclination must not be present.

Personally, pouting when things go wrong is my natural inclination, so I need all the reminding I can get.

"I found out all my driving inclinations were wrong.

No business school class can make you realise embezzling money is wrong if that's your inclination.

There is nothing necessarily wrong with any of these inclinations per se, but they would seem to give a politician pause.

The reasons for action that moral requirements furnish are not contingent upon the possession of any desires or wants on the part of the agent to whom they are addressed: I cannot release myself from the requirement imposed by the claim that torturing the innocent is wrong by citing some desire or inclination that I have.