Примери за използване на I am inclined to think на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I am inclined to think not.
The beast described by Ctesias in his Indian history,which he says is called martichoras by the Indians and"man-eater" by the Greeks, I am inclined to think is the lion.
But I am inclined to think neither.
But as this opinion is anything butpopular with those defenders of existing institutions who find fault with the doctrine of the general predominance of self-interest, I am inclined to think they do in reality believe, that most men consider themselves before other people.
I am inclined to think so, sir.".
Though Mr. Stoker did not say so, I am inclined to think that the literary agent is to him a nineteenth century vampire.
I am inclined to think so too.
Having regard to what follows, I am inclined to think that, that redness may have been an optical effect due to contrast.
I am inclined to think there was. .
Personally, I am inclined to think that she used a love potion.
I am inclined to think that I see a fortunate conjunction of the stars in this.
I am inclined to think that you need different strategies to achieve each.
I am inclined to think that everything was here once and maybe even several times.
I am inclined to think that many of the advertising companies will abide by these rules.
I am inclined to think that he makes his offer generous… to Mrs. Herbert in order to interest her in a larger and… a grander sale.
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 think that this blaze may have been the casting of the huge gun, in the vast pit sunk into their planet, from which their shots were fired at us.
I am inclined to think the nervous system is flexible enough to configure itself many different ways to give rise to intelligence, and we should not close our minds to alternatives.
I'm inclined to think he's innocent.
I'm inclined to think that it's really my fault.
I'm inclined to think that Father was disappointed in both of us.
But I'm inclined to think that he's had his day.
I'm inclined to think that we're all ghosts.
I'm inclined to think that Giotto was one of those artists, like Raphael, who attached much more importance to invention than to execution.
Indeed, sir, I'm inclined to think that your removal from the general vicinity of Chuffnell Regis is to be advised.
I'm inclined to think it may have declined in some activities or some institutions and it might have grown in others.
Next day I was inclined to think that I had made a mistake, and by the day after I was sure of it.
The next day I was inclined to think that I had made a mistake, and the day after I was sure of it, when I received a letter from the gentleman himself.
I'm inclined to think that the- scientific dictatorships of the future, and I think there are- going to be scientific dictatorships in many parts of the world,- will be probably a good deal nearer to the'Brave New World' pattern- than to the'1984' pattern.
I was inclined to think that in Bulgaria the bad attitude towards the"market" is stronger than anywhere in the European Union, thanks to our socialist past and the continuing overall treat at the state table at the expense of reforms and economic development.