“inclination to”造句，怎麼用inclination to造句

have the character or inclination to do sth

They went to the other extreme and believed that all Indians had an inclination to migrate.

Schools that lack the cash or inclination to set up a campus abroad have other options.

Diana Prince: It is true what they say about little boys No natural inclination to share.

At the same time he had grown intellectually more sluggish and showed little inclination to develop new ideas.

Jack admits the truth to Simes about his family's kidnapping and the plot to assassinate Palmer, but Simes doesn't have the authority or the inclination to release him.

In sociology, the research inclination to separate action from structure is both a traditional theoretical path and a fixed mode of thinking.

In summary, travelling overseas is an amazing opportunity for personal growth, which not everyone has the chance, or the inclination to take part in.

Mr Mills himself, a former academic, is a moderate and has shown little inclination to change the previous government's basically free-market policies.

To get around this problem, I appointed a “minister of information, ” whose job it was to disseminate news, deflect queries and generally be polite when I didn’t have the energy or inclination to be.

I had nothing else to do, because it was the vacation, and I sat at them from morning till noon, and from noon till night: the length of the midsummer days favoured my inclination to apply.

In narrating the history of this period, the author displays his clear-cut inclination to extol Liu Bei and disparage Cao Cao, which reflects his ideal of "the benevolence government".

Leo can't tolerate Pisces's ultra-sensitivity, nor Pisces's inclination toward exotic boudoir activity.

Lawyer Hao majors in civil and commercial law, with inclination tocompany law, negotiable instrument law, bankruptcy law, contract law, insurancelaw, matrimonial and family law, succession law, and aviation law.

He is ready to sacrifice inclination to his country.

I had no time or inclination to philander.

This young man had all the inclination to be a profligate of the first water.

Your employers are slow to credit and advance you despite your capabilities and inclination to hard work.

Instead of promoting a formal, top-down decision-making initiative, these it leaders will tap people's natural inclination to use social software to collaborate and make decisions.

Washington - Despite all the White House hoopla Monday about "fiscal responsibility," Washington is showing little inclination to practice what it's preaching.

Expressions of support for the Israelis during the Gaza war and an inclination to blame the Palestinians for starting it ran nearly four-to-one in the Israelis’ favour.

I am already registered for a double major at Pace University (Law and Communications) while pursuing my lifelong inclination to follow a career in Entertainment during my spare time.

He has an inclination to be fat.

Recessions interrupt the economy's natural inclination to grow.

Furthermore, LICA expresses its inclination to provide more flights in accordance with the demand of the market.

She has no inclination towards mysticism.

The first person accounts, the inclination toward essays, and the proper use of non-account language, etc., constitute the aesthetic character of female writers' reportage.

The defensive reason for the plan is Russia’s inclination to use energy as a lever.

There is on the other hand, the natural inclination to clinch the division as soon as possible. There are obvious competitive reasons for this, but there are also logistical considerations.

I can't say I ever looked at the map of Europe when I was young and felt any inclination to go east.

If we show any inclination to take over.