inclination *

His first inclination was to ask the man to go away.

My inclination was to cut to the front of them.

Thank you, she said with the same inclination of her head.

Few have the means or the inclination to do so.

She had no longer any inclination to talk to him.

But I have not the least inclination to go near her.

Second time in his life he'd had such an inclination.

In any case, my own natural inclination is to go small.

On the other hand, I have a natural inclination to believe everything you say.

He had no time and even less inclination to make more of such issues.

He had no inclination to open his eyes, to move, or even to think.

For years he had no inclination to return to television.

The natural inclination is for people to want to talk about this sort of experience.

But the inclination toward the current project goes further back.

She found no need or inclination to look and see for herself.

My inclination, like many others, is to just say no.

Yet I had no inclination to even go look at it.

There's not always the time or inclination in people like them to look after their children.

New York women, they say, have shown little inclination to make history.

I have not the inclination nor the need to do the second.

And so there was the inclination to continue to use it.

They have enough money to eat out but often not the time or inclination.

Yet I felt no inclination to explain to him or anyone else how the change within me had come about.

"I never thought my inclination could go on so long," he said.

"I think the inclination is not toward my couple," she said.