11.   But the party elders are the ones who count, and they seem inclined toward Obuchi.

12.   Even Republicans who are not inclined toward impeachment may vote against Clinton because of pressure from anti-Clinton constituents.

13.   Given the chance, it seems, women are considerably more inclined toward joining unions than are men.

14.   Given the choice between the priorities I hear Republicans and Democrats touting this year, I remain inclined toward the Democratic philosophy.

15.   He is inclined toward affable one-liners and protestations of ignorance regarding the forward pass.

16.   His family is devoutly religious and inclined toward creationism.

17.   I mused on whether a real reason might be because many women are more inclined toward moral relativism than are men.

18.   If so, they said he would be more favorably inclined toward signing it.

19.   In recent years, Finney has been inclined toward blustery performances, but this one is restrained.

20.   Lone, a thin-framed man with a salt-and-pepper beard and a bounce in his step, was inclined toward a separate nationhood.