Examples of 'inclined to give' in a sentence
Meaning of "inclined to give"
inclined to give ~ Having a natural tendency or willingness to be generous or charitable. This phrase is often used in discussions about someone's personality or behavior
How to use "inclined to give" in a sentence
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inclined to give
I would be inclined to give you a special reward.
It was an answer which no Member of that House would be inclined to give.
I am not inclined to give any more ground.
The Saudis have already said they are not inclined to give anything.
More inclined to give you a better rate.
They will be less inclined to give it up.
I am inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt.
But no one seemed inclined to give him any.
I am inclined to give her the benefit of the doubt.
Those who like aggression would be inclined to give the nod to Hagler.
I am not inclined to give them clearance at this time.
For these reasons he seems to be inclined to give it a prefer-.
I was inclined to give you a lot of material.
In cases of divorce, the courts were inclined to give custody to the mother.
I am inclined to give to you our solution of this problem.
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As much credit as he is inclined to give is as much as I have.
It is inclined to give you the smallest payout possible to make you go away.
While cooling tubes they should be inclined to give about a 3 cm butt.
I am inclined to give you the benefit of the doubt.
Ushers, bridesmaids, and even wedding guests are more inclined to give small speeches.
I am not inclined to give that order.
After all, when people do poorly at something, they are often inclined to give up.
I have always been inclined to give myself ultimatums.
Discuss them with your siblings or neighbours, who will be inclined to give you a call.
I am not inclined to give them to you.
In the light of your offhand behaviour, I am no longer inclined to give an interview.
I am not inclined to give you anything ever again.
It's good because he doesn't look inclined to give any.
I am inclined to give him the point.
I never forget it . I am inclined to give you a shot.
I am inclined to give you a shot.
He has been described as " headstrong, ambitious and inclined to give trouble.
He was not inclined to give way to.
My recommendation would kind of cinch it. And I'm inclined to give it to you.
You may be inclined to give up at the first sign of difficulties.
Hakeem wants his verse to go last, and I'm inclined to give it to him.
I am inclined to give it to you.
Use it, or do not, but I am not inclined to give up without a fight.
They are not inclined to give an ear to credit applications from schemers and promoters.
Well, after all these years, I am inclined to give the devil his dues.
I am inclined to give Vadic her bounty and send us on our merry way.
Here again, this axial face may be inclined to give the spring a better seating.
But I am inclined to give the people I work with the benefit of the doubt.
Personally, I would only be inclined to give in case 2.
The government is inclined to give stronger support to civil dialogue and to institutionalise it.
Transactional immunity, Paul, and I am inclined to give it to him.
Our mind is naturally inclined to give greater weight to negative experiences.
I'm inclined to give them the bennefit of the doubt.
The ground so I'm inclined to give it a try.
I am inclined to give you a post-monetarist answer.
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Examples of using Inclined
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I do not think they are inclined to do me any favors
Inclined surfaces also prevent it from accumulating
He said he was inclined with the same reservation
