disposed to

He had abandoned wish of saving him, and was no longer disposed to retard the more serious part of the torture.

On the contrary, she was as much disposed to complain of it as her husband.

She would not hear of staying a second longer: in truth, I felt rather disposed to defer the sequel of her narrative, myself.

but if she was a maypole , she had beautiful roses about her head , and it is a fact that many swains were disposed to dance round her.

I don't want to see plastic bag use creeping back in. The law permits me to increase the levy and I am disposed to do that.

If you do this right, two people will be happy with you and favorably disposed to helping you out in the future.

In a rear direction position, the seat member can be disposed to be a different positioning by complementing the angle of the car seat.

The agents, presumably not disposed to offend Chiang, told him to hang on and wait developments in Congress.

Mr Brown has so far given few clues about his beliefs in foreign policy beyond the fact that he is a Eurosceptic well-disposed to America.

The visiting historian was disposed to be argumentative. "Do not our efforts change the course of human history" ? he demanded.

She was quick to learn , but forgetful and dreamy , and not disposed to take the matter seriously.

She was perfectly disposed to make every allowance for the colonel's advanced state of life which humanity required.

The past year has been a rough one. People are less disposed to make costly gestures towards environmental protection in a slump.

Mr. Bulstrode in things worldly indifferent was disposed to do what his wife bade him .

Even investors well-disposed to Mr Murdoch call him a "deal junkie" and speak of a "Murdoch discount" to the share price.

The Reserve Bank, meanwhile, seems well-disposed to an exuberant mining sector, if it offsets weakness elsewhere.

A man to be angry is for him to be disposed to hit out , swear , etc.

I am disposed to be as content as a queen, and you try to stir me up to restlessness!

The Lib Dems, however, were disposed to wait until economic recovery was more assured.

Academics are heroic complainers and not always well disposed to profit-maximising businesses.

Those who most brilliantly succeed , as did Mrs. Thatcher, nearly always proves to be the ones disposed to destroy themselves through pride.

Yet rumours suggested James was more warmly disposed to Catholics than the dying Queen Elizabeth.

For those disposed to be concerned about the impact on their national economies of global flows of capital, SWFs are the new bogeymen.

In their words the FCC has not explicitly banned fast-tracking, but it does not seem disposed to allow it.

Making or disposed to make claims to unwarranted importance or consideration out of overbearing Pride.

To be disposed to a certain preference , opinion, or course of action .

In other words the FCC has not explicitly banned fast-tracking, but it does not seem disposed to allow it.

The support member is received in the cover space and is disposed to lie against the inner cover su*ce of the rear cover.

When I enter a place like this, I always feel disposed to to squeeze up my nose with my fingers.

Any excavated contaminated soil shall be disposed to an appropriately licensed landfill site and manifested properly.

When I enter a place like this, I always feel disposed to squeeze up my nose with my fingers.

You are rather disposed to call his interference officious ?

If any were perchance disposed to be jealous and critical before that, they experienced a change of heart, now.

Preferably, a heat sink sleeve is disposed to contact an outer surface of a rear portion of the shooting pot cylinder.

and we are a very quiet set of people, I believe; more disposed to stay at home than engage in schemes of pleasure.

Although society depends on co-operation, humans are not pre-disposed to either follow every fashion or live beyond our means.

By wavelet analysis, the cutting force signals of the bulk amorphous alloy was disposed to get it signal characterizations.

I am disposed to agree with you as far as the selection of the location of the new theatre.

When he leaves school and enters the world, the boy is not disposed to consider rule absurd and authority ridiculous .

Over the past decade it has become clear that bacteria are already well disposed to the idea of interchangeable parts.

"what about you, mary? " asked tom. "are you disposed to approach the company about this issue? "

Be not so well disposed to him as he had once been.

One reason is budgetary: he says he is "not disposed to finance a channel that does not speak French" .

Both of these parties are well disposed to the European Union.

It's got me really mad, and I wrote him, I'm not disposed to pay more money.

George Bush entered the White House well disposed to Mexico.

I'm not disposed to meet them at the moment.

In addition, the Jews were alleged to be both clever and maliciously disposed to non-Jews and non-Jewish institutions.

Disposed to be kindly, friendly, or sympathetic.

God smiles on that child again. I am the child too much blessed by God, by whom I am disposed to chase the dream in this here world.

Barrier ribs are disposed to define a plurality of discharge cells between the first substrate and the second substrate.

I should have been afraid to touch a horse when alone, but when told to do it I was disposed to obey.

I'm disposed to agree with you.

Credulous: Disposed to believe too readily ; gullible .

These adjectives mean revealing or disposed to reveal one's thoughts freely and honestly.

The paper-fetching module comprises a drive rod whose two ends are respectively disposed to the sleeve and the second side wall.

Judas and his men thanked them and exhorted them to be well disposed to their race in the future also.

Buyers are not disposed to operate in view of the downward turn of our market .

Strongly attracted or disposed to love, especially sexual love.

Resistant to work or exertion; disposed to idleness.

Showing great malevolence; disposed to do evil.

The middle classes are favourably disposed to wards the new military junta.

(of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering.

He is thus disposed to relieve, it will be easily conjectured he found numbers disposed to solicit.

Meantime the two gentlemen inside, who were little disposed to sleep, beguiled the time with conversation.

I am not disposed to help that lazy fellow.

Several of them seemed disposed to quarrel with Newman.

I know what they are disposed to do, even before I bring them into the land I promised them on oath.

Cruel: Disposed to inflict pain or suffering.

After the way she treated me, I didn't feel disposed to help her.

Mr Goodworthy had seemed pleasantly disposed to Philip since their trip to Paris.

disposed to seek revenge or intended for revenge.

I am disposed to agree with you.

Disposed to inflict pain or suffering.

He seemed disposed to enter into conversationwith him.

But if thou dost not think such things to be good or evil, thou wilt more readily be well disposed to him who is in error.

I am disposed to agree with her.

I have taken life so seriously as to be disposed to optimism.

If we find it does them good, makes them honest and less disposed to cheat Indians, we will then consider again what you have said.

He is disposed to sudden periods of anger.

He is disposed to accept the new job, for the pay is higher.

He was a decent scholar and mathematician, and taught Pen as much as the lad was ever disposed to learn, which was not much.

He is well disposed to me.

I am disposed to think so.

but, from Fanny's occasional mention of her conduct and opinions, we have never been disposed to think her amiable;

It represents 1. 4bn people, who are, according to the polls, very well-disposed to the American people and America.

It's necessary for you to make an effort, and perhaps a very great and painful effort which you are not disposed to make;

the fact is , after my conflict with and victory over mrs . reed , i was not disposed to care much for the nursemaids transitory anger ;

a cooling space in which the cooling section of the cooling cycle is disposed to produce cold air;

a piezoelectric layer provided on the first electrode and disposed to extend to a region on the second dielectric layer;

an air outlet that is disposed to discharge the cooling air;

a cooling chamber disposed to surround the element chamber;

a man disposed to depression