Примери коришћења Inclined to believe на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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I was inclined to believe him.
Weak Theist: I am very uncertain,but I am inclined to believe in God.
I'm not inclined to believe it though.
But he suggested that XIII didn't kill the president and I'm inclined to believe him.
I am not, however, inclined to believe this.
They are inclined to believe that body hair can be completely eliminated after several sessions.
However, I am not inclined to believe it.
I am inclined to believe in second chances.
The numerous genus Euphorbia has over one and a half thousand species,although some botanists are inclined to believe that there are two thousand species.
Personally, I'm inclined to believe that it's an.
Scientists are inclined to believe that hereditary genes play one of the defining roles, passing from one generation to another.
Explanations of bad luck can be reduced to different theories,while quite a few people are inclined to believe that everything is limited by chance.
I am more inclined to believe in the Old Testament than in the New…[9].
Now Theophilus knew that as long as this knowledge existed people would be less inclined to believe the bible so he set about destroying the pagan temples.
Most nutritionists are inclined to believe that a portion of this product should be eaten directly in the morning.
As in many other cases, Katehon, based on its own data, predicted such results,while the vast majority of analysts were inclined to believe that Italy's citizens would vote for Renzi's initiative out of fear of political chaos that may occur after his resignation.
Some experts are inclined to believe that gender does not matter, others, on the contrary, consider this criterion to be quite important.
Currently, more and more people are inclined to believe that figures have a fundamental importance in life.
Most experts are inclined to believe that theichthyosis reason lies in the genetic mutations that can be inherited from generation to generation.
And finally, most psychologists are inclined to believe that many pains are our excessive suspiciousness.
Some scientists are inclined to believe that these tumors appear as a result of disruption of regeneration processes in the places of injury to the intestinal wall.
Still, most gynecologists andspecialists are 90% inclined to believe that you cannot go to the solarium during your period.
Most physicians are inclined to believe that with a small amount of pathology, the appointment of complex therapy, including medication, physiotherapy, traditional medicine and lifestyle adjustment, can do without surgery.
Therefore, many experts are inclined to believe that this is also a contact-everyday path.
Many experts are inclined to believe this point of view, which is based on the claustrophobic origin of the childhood sense of danger that children have experienced in infancy.
But without intending it, I'm always inclined to believe that the best way of knowing God is to love a great deal.
Most physicians are inclined to believe that an adequate amount of comprehensive conservative therapy is sufficient for effective treatment of radicular syndrome caused by degenerative changes in the spine.
Knowledge existed people would be less inclined to believe the bible so he set about destroying the pagan temples.
And I'd be inclined to believe you, because, to do this, to inflict this amount of pain… and I am assured he would have been in extreme agony… well, there are simpler and less suspicious ways to dispatch a father.
Adults younger than 30 were reportedly less inclined to believe that the risks of the MMR vaccine outweighed its benefits compared to older age groups.