Examples of using I'm inclined in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And I am inclined to think that the appellant also had no subjective experience;
I am inclined to think.
Ms. Krause, but I am inclined to decide that the plaintiff has proved likeness.
I am inclined to think that… whatever mental demons tormented my famous ancestor… perhaps a minute amount of that affliction may have been passed on to me.
I am inclined to reserve all judgements,
I am inclined to think that there must be some mistake,
We may not discover all the gifts given at salvation, but I am inclined to believe that we have them all at that time.
The moment when a man's head drops off is seldom or never, I am inclined to think, precisely the most agreeable of his life.
But as he never spoke of this girl to either of us, I am inclined to think that Peterkin was either jesting or mistaken.
Miss Smith is a pretty little creature and I am inclined to think her character improved.
I was inclined to regard this injury as the result of attempts by plunderers to hastily remove the wrappings from the mummy.
The next day I was inclined to think that I had made a mistake, and the day after I was sure of it,
If I was inclined to believe in such things,
whenever I was inclined to save him… a certain person would privately urged me on to his destruction.
I am inclined to construe the odd accounts of the matter by some of his friends- who seem not to have been interested in the actual arguments of the subject-matter- as an interesting example of the phenomenon called projection."".
I am inclined to suggest that you continue to think“recovery” the first and second weeks after the first marathon(Weeks 6 and 5)
I am inclined to agree with Mr. Foscarelli,
I am inclined to construe the odd accounts of the matter by some of his friends- who seem not to have been interested in the actual arguments or the subject-matter- as an interesting example of the phenomenon called“projection”./.
I am inclined to agree with Francis Galton in believing that education
Even if we suppose- as I am inclined to- that she had heard mention of it,