Примери за използване на Are inclined to think на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
We are inclined to think of history in linear terms.
Sweaters are much more playful fashion pieces than most men are inclined to think.
However you are inclined to think that you will outlive everybody.
Many students are inclined to think that the possessive adjective agrees with the possessor.
Middle-aged people love everything what is marked“anti-aging” since they are inclined to think it will keep them from any stress and brake the aging process.
Many doctors are inclined to think that it is not dangerous if it is not regular and painful.
The steepness of the bands symbolized the rainbow that was revealed to Noah, who descended from the ark(recall that most historians andreligious scholars are inclined to think that the ark landed in the mountains of Armenia).
There are some people who are inclined to think that they can only do so once a week.
Clients are inclined to think that body hair can be completely eliminated in a few sessions.
Food psychologists talk about“unit bias” meaning that we are inclined to think that a portion equals one of something, no matter what the size.
Many people are inclined to think that the logo of the South Korean conglomerate Hyundai is simply the first letter of its name.
Given the lack of desire of the hierarchs of the canonical Church to go to the new structure in Ukraine,people are inclined to think that the tomos was given to the schismatic structures(UOC-KP and the UAOC), thereby legalizing schism.
The Geneticists are inclined to think that human behavior is derived from heredity and instinct.
Given the lack of desire of the hierarchs of the canonical Church to go to the new structure in Ukraine,people are inclined to think that the tomos was given to the schismatic structures(UOC-KP and the UAOC), thereby legalizing schism.
Others are inclined to think that any part of speech can act as an epithet, if it serves as the defining word for another word.
Some advise to pour the foundation after the assembly of a log house, but most are inclined to think that it is much more convenient to first pour a strip foundation, and only then proceed to the construction of the bath.
We are inclined to think that the revealed deviation of ΔE/E from relativistic prediction cannot be explained by any instrumental error and thus represents a physical effect.
However, representatives of the betting business are inclined to think that a more optimal would be a tax of 15-20% of gross gambling profits.
Many doctors are inclined to think today that Gilbert's syndrome in children is not a disease, but a genetic feature of the body.
A number of scientists are inclined to think that any thing has a certain"memory", and mirrors are no exception.
Many people are inclined to think that the logo of the South Korean conglomerate Hyundai is simply the first letter of its name.
I must, however, be of opinion,that the sentiments of those who are inclined to think favourably of mankind, are more advantageous to virtue than the contrary principles, which give us a mean opinion of our nature.
Some experts are inclined to think that this form of dermatitis is allergic, because in 90% of patients with this diagnosis there is also an increased sensitivity to gluten.
Of course, people in general are inclined to think, a newspaper office is an odd place for a charming lady to be working.
Most researchers are inclined to think that these fatal consequences result in an intrauterine failure in the formation of a pressure regulation center located in the brain.
However, in our time, doctors are inclined to think that such a hematoma may well be formed for entirely different reasons.
Some medical scientists are inclined to think that microangiopathy should not be distinguished as a separate disease and it is a symptom of diabetes.
Many child psychologists are inclined to think that the desire for death- it is a common reaction to the emergence of adolescent mental stress.
We're inclined to think so.