inclined to

Idioms  

1. Tending or disposed toward, as in I'm inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt. [Mid-1300s]

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Example Sentences

But, given that Grande and NBCUniversal campaigned just as fiercely, I’m once again inclined to posit that the sequel’s dreadful reputation soured Grande’s chances.

From Salon

A couple of days later aboard Air Force One, the president said he wasn’t inclined to allow Exxon into Venezuela.

From The Wall Street Journal

Notably, in our research, whites with higher levels of racial resentment and higher incomes are especially inclined to oppose universal basic income.

From Salon

But around 20 percent of voters are still undecided, and half of them might be inclined to support any new political party, said Market Links director Dobromir Zhivkov.

From Barron's

Despite these difficulties, board members seem inclined to keep trying to develop a social emotional learning measure.

From Los Angeles Times