inclined造句
181. Yeltsin, as he is inclined to do when backed into a corner, has taken a high-risk gamble.
182. She also remarks, rather acidly, that women these days are inclined to be arrogant when they're in charge.
183. All great fun for the flyer but not for those inclined to complain about noise pollution.
184. Sometimes he punished himself when others were inclined to exonerate him.
185. Before then, we are inclined to believe only hip jazz musicians and self-destructive beat poets did dope.
186. At times like this the back row inclined to craven panic.
187. Great earthquakes occur adjacent to the inclined contact between the two plates.
188. For the artistically inclined the flea markets of Paris are full of interest and are, of course, totally free.
189. He inclined his head slightly and tried to see up the stairs.
190. When the telephone rang yet again, she was inclined not to answer it.
191. Even were I so inclined, she can make her own decisions now, and she has decided to stay.
192. Grijalva, unlike Bronson and Eckstrom, is chummy with Boyd and far less inclined to critique him or Huckelberry.
193. This is the message which aims to make people aware of the product and favourably inclined towards it.
194. Some people are very mathematically inclined, others excel in verbal skills.
195. We might be inclined to reject the arrangement because it seems unattractive and not what we want.
196. How much effort either the president or the Congress is inclined to put behind the rhetoric is an open question.
197. Only one of the inclined planes was built, that at Foxton.
198. Training starts with a pole inclined against a wall for assistance.
199. He is competent, but, like Tom, inclined to be easygoing.
200. Morris found that girls were more inclined than boys to feel shame in admitting delinquent acts.
201. If you are musically inclined, you might hear sounds or tones.
202. The consequence is likely to be a House less inclined to ideological combat and more given to cranking out compromises with Clinton.
203. If members see their power over Labour reduced, they may be less inclined to vote Yes.
204. He was aware that the commander-in-chief of his armed forces was more inclined to take orders from his mum than his king.
205. Congress now seems inclined to settle temporarily for a catch-all budget measure that would freeze federal spending at current levels.
206. The faster the heart beats the more rapidly we may be inclined to breathe and the more oxygen we take in.
207. The head of the Crucified inclined toward the right arm.
208. Somewhere they must have an affinity for it; hearts inclined to flower arrangements, minds intrigued by cleaning products.
209. Although it does not in fact provide a justification, we are much less inclined to say that it does not.
210. Certainly, she was not inclined to trust herself to a system based on gifts and favours.
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