feel inclined to

He thought it was all his fancy and picked up his tools and went home, for he did not feel inclined to do any more work that day.

If you feel inclined to test the robustness of your environment, you might opt to be a bit more aggressive (yank the plug! ).

After a while, you may even feel inclined to create your own framework to meet your needs.

i feel inclined to go on a trip this weekend. . .

Whenever I feel inclined to be sorry for myself, I remember that boy.

We feel inclined to agree with your agency of our products.

If you feel inclined to bring it up, keep in mind that you are sharing an asset, not revealing a defect.

I feel inclined to go out for dinner today.

We also gain an insight into the reason why you might feel inclined to go around fooling people in the first place.

Feel inclined to be responsible for, and take care of, others' feelings.

We feel inclined to agree to your agency of products.

However, if you feel inclined to dismiss me as some batty old menopausal nutcase (I'm 52) think again.

I feel inclined to have a picnic this Sunday.

They didn't feel inclined to make these alterations in their plan.

You may even swim in the lake, if you feel inclined to.

I don't feel inclined to accept the invitation.

If he doesn't come round quickly, you may feel inclined to find a better boss.

We are having a spree tonight? Do you feel inclined to join us?

Chinese officials didn't feel inclined to give Obama an easy platform to shine;