incline znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady incline

• Whatever one is inclined to think of (8b), then, under no circumstances would one reasonably think that both it and (8a) were true.

• Influenced by medical opinion, which was inclined to view drunkenness as a temporary form of insanity, state officials insisted on normal burial.

• Ultimately, the government simply had to hope that jurors would not be inclined to permit the defendant any significant definitional latitude.

• In a state corporatist regime, the low status of private entrepreneurs inclines them to accept the authority of the government.

• Price is inclined to a 'true believer' stance.

• On inclined ground and subject to inertial and manipulation effects.

• We find ourselves strongly inclined to think that (19) is true and (20) false - and non-trivially so.

• On the surface, one is inclined to conclude that the mediums have no choice in the matter.