Examples of 'been inclined' in a sentence
Meaning of "been inclined"
been inclined ~ means to have a tendency or preference towards something. It is often used to describe a natural leaning or interest in a particular activity or decision
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been inclined
I would have been inclined to forgive him anything.
How about if anyone there would have been inclined to murder him.
I have always been inclined to take life as a spectacle.
Luke wondered if anybody else in this town had been inclined keep up.
I have always been inclined towards nocturnal life.
A scoundrel, an imbecile . At times I have been inclined to believe you.
I have always been inclined to give myself ultimatums.
Le's head has already been inclined to.
I have always been inclined towards a sense of minimalism.
A lesser policeman than yourself might have been inclined to look the other way.
Often have been inclined to burn the manuscript.
Is it because your black has not been inclined to your feet?
I may have been inclined to call the police too.
In fact, however, upper chambers have generally been inclined to be backward looking.
She may have been inclined towards him at one time.
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Meeting her eyes headon is evidence she's been inclined to do something. eh?
We might also have been inclined to have put justification in the first place.
Mr. Melean joined MIA because he has always been inclined to help those in need.
She might have been inclined to restart engagement with China earlier.
As you can see, I have always been inclined to militarism.
She had been inclined to give Tillerson the benefit of the doubt.
Crossed my mind that you might have been inclined to book a ticket home with her.
I had been inclined to believe him, because he had already treated several of my relatives.
From the beginning, the company has been inclined to processing stainless steels.
Have we been inclined to downplay the fact that we are Jewish?
For the truth is, they had never been inclined to join forces on their own.
They had been inclined to support the French, with whom they had long trading relationships.
Yesterday, I might have been inclined to agree.
Angulo Cortés been inclined toward art education ever since she began her secondary studies.
Oh, no I have been inclined.
Even had I been inclined I did not have the breath to yell.
Stability Requirement The " HILI-KUM " had not been inclined and no stability data had been generated.
I have been inclined ba, ba, ba to believe they never would.
I would have been inclined to leniency.
Have you ever been inclined to think you are being exploited, manipulated or lied to?
She 's always been inclined towards.
No . They have been inclined to label what the Bible says as fable or myth.
I have been inclined.
I have always been inclined towards science and experimentation, so I took up the challenge.
At times I have been inclined to believe you.
Often when I have been inclined to get discouraged, I have thought of what he said.
In some countries, the courts have been inclined to interpret signature requirements liberally.
Yesterday, i might have been inclined to agree, but that would've been me screwing up, lieutenant.
At first, Kremer seems to have been inclined to favour economic over political agitation.
Chess players have always been inclined to believe that the opponents used a power against them.
Jane might have been inclined to Grant his request.
I think I would have been inclined to call myself English before Brexit.
Have you always been inclined towards ethical business?
Yes, she may have been inclined to do these things anyway.
And as you know, he 's never been inclined to help himself in that regard.
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