| The amaryllis is ideal for people who have little time or inclination to spend on high-maintenance flowers and plants. |
| It is perfectly consistent with his political inclination as a self-professed Reaganite. |
| There's no reason to believe the president has any inclination to stop him from kecking up his verbal bile all over the office carpets again. |
| Her natural inclination was to be helpful, but she didn't understand the purpose behind this war to end all wars. |
| They may not have the time or inclination to turn their abode into a show home, but they can afford to pay someone who does. |
| The voice carries an Eastern European's lack of surprise before the trauma of history and an inclination towards the abstract and the absurd. |
