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Example sentences for "natural inclination"

  • Sometimes it means a natural or quasi-natural inclination to do some particular action, in which sense the word is applied to dumb animals.

  • And thus it is that in the works of irrational animals we notice certain marks of sagacity, in so far as they have a natural inclination to set about their actions in a most orderly manner through being ordained by the Supreme art.

  • Consequently it is contrary to the nature of the will's own act, that it should be subject to compulsion and violence: just as it is also contrary to the nature of a natural inclination or movement.

  • A natural inclination, simply because it is natural, is in the eyes of philosophy something highly respectable: it is the province of reason and free will not to allow it to go astray.

  • In all these cases, there is a natural inclination impelling us to assent.

  • Now the right ends of human life are fixed; wherefore there can be a natural inclination in respect of these ends; thus it has been stated above (I-II, Q.

  • Hence both sin and transgression may be against a laudable custom and against a natural inclination.

  • Further, there is no natural inclination to evil; because nature inclines only to its like.

  • I felt a natural inclination to retirement and the country: it was impossible for me to live happily elsewhere.

  • Had I had no natural inclination to the poor girl, compassion and contradiction would have produced it in me: I was always a great friend to decency in manners and conversation, especially in the fair sex.

  • After deliberating a long time on the bent of my natural inclination, they resolved to dispose of me in a manner the most repugnant to them.

  • But the will's natural inclination is directed towards what is in keeping with its nature.

  • In this way, then, it can have a natural inclination to evil; yet only accidentally, inasmuch as evil is connected with good.

  • To say that a natural inclination is not well regulated, is to derogate from the Author of nature.

  • According to their necessity for the primary or the secondary end of a natural inclination, the laws of nature are divided into primary and secondary.

  • Primary and secondary laws of nature are also explained as follows: (a) a primary law is one that expresses the principal purpose of a natural inclination (e.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    dark figure; duty shall; natural ability; natural agents; natural and revealed religion; natural being; natural body; natural causation; natural causes; natural death; natural disposition; natural enough; natural forces; natural generation; natural history; natural life; natural love; natural phenomenon; natural philosophy; natural process; natural reason; natural religion; natural sleep; natural theology; sound mind; turned loose