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"That's a long time, and I think we'll be inclined to go along with your country."

None of the ladies, unfortunately, want to accept responsibility for any of their actions; instead, they’re more inclined to hurt each other in this moment than trying to connect and understand each other’s insecurities or issues.

She might feel less inclined to, if she feels she has been the victim of an establishment stitch-up.

Then, as Foreman was inclined to tell the story years later at various functions and dinners: “In the eighth round, we got in a clinch and Ali whispers in my ear, ‘George, is that all you got?’

Trump has, so far, been defending his national security team and doesn't seem inclined to sack anyone over what he is calling a press "witch-hunt".