was inclined to believe|be inclined to believe in English

tended to believe, was of the opinion, understood

Use "was inclined to believe|be inclined to believe" in a sentence

1. And for my part I'm inclined to believe it's all Mr Darcy's.

2. He's inclined to be lazy.

3. He was inclined to corpulence.

4. He was not one who was inclined to be querulous.

5. Youths are inclined to be impetuous.

6. Sparsit was in good spirits, and inclined to be Conversational.

7. Clement: Inclined to be lenient or merciful.

8. Many Atheists are inclined to believe in abiogenesis which is the theory that living organisms can arise spontaneously from inanimate matter.

9. 13 He was inclined to self-pity.

10. He inclined to corpulence.

11. Confiding: 1 adj willing to entrust personal matters “first she was suspicious, then she became Confiding ” Synonyms: trustful , trusting inclined to believe or confide readily; full of trust

12. Would you be inclined to acquit the accused?

13. Atrabilious: Inclined to melancholy

14. One gets unsettled, depressed, and inclined to be querulous.

15. I am inclined to be ill after eating fish.

16. He is by nature inclined to be rather lazy.

17. They may be less inclined henceforth to do so.

18. Japan seems inclined to reciprocate.

19. I'm half inclined to agree.

20. I am inclined to daydream.

21. I'm inclined to trust him.

22. Charitably inclined parents are more likely to have children who are also Charitably inclined

23. The experts on the other side were more inclined to believe that she had experienced a flashback or "abreaction", in which she was reliving the traumatic events in question.

24. I was hoping to talk to someone who is religiously inclined.’

25. She was all the more inclined to snap at Hall.