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Idioms and Phrases

Tending or disposed toward, as in I'm inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt . [Mid-1300s]
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“We’re not going down the path of having reporters called to the witness stand because I’m not inclined to incarcerate a reporter who asserts a privilege . . . That’s the last thing we need right now…. To the extent that we even think about calling a reporter to the witness stand, I think we’re really going down a deep, dark hole.”

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Representing as he does the non-expansion state of Georgia, he knows that red state governors like his own would be inclined to simply ax the expansion if given a fiscal pretext to hide behind.

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Shine a light on that and I might more inclined to believe you stand for free speech against the Trump regime.

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This frankness means I’m inclined to believe Remmick and his burgeoning cult of bloodsuckers when they swear that the afterlife is the only place where our protagonists can truly be free.

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Were there any times during your own service that you were inclined to vocally disagree with the president’s policies, or to suggest a strategy from one that had been enacted?

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