Our nature was corrupted by the sin of our first parents, which darkened our understanding, weakened our will, and left us a strong inclination to evil.
A strong inclination" to do wrong--that is, unless always on our guard against it.
I do not mean to say," continued Stilling, "that I had not a strong inclination to do so; for there was one good stroke I would fain have given in that battle.
When the knave was gone, I had a strong inclinationto look into the letter; but I had heard Ralph speak so highly about the shame of opening letters to other people, that I could not bring my mind to do it.
I am only his confidant: but under this mask of friendship, I think I see a strong inclination for me, and I already feel a violent one for him.
The little man could not contain himself for joy, in expectation of the happiness that awaited him; and I saw him so enraptured with it, that I felt a strong inclination to disturb it; which I effected.
She had a strong inclination to see what it contained; but, fearful of transgressing the laws of romance, by indulging a curiosity not justifiable by example, she resolved to return this letter unopened.
It lay in the suggestion that Bertha's strong inclination to visit America sprang from a desire again to behold Maurice, and that the result of their meeting, after so long a separation, might be in the highest degree felicitous.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "strong inclination" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
