inclined to

This frankness means I’m inclined to believe Remmick and his burgeoning cult of bloodsuckers when they swear that the afterlife is the only place where our protagonists can truly be free.

Were there any times during your own service that you were inclined to vocally disagree with the president’s policies, or to suggest a strategy from one that had been enacted?

The November elections brought more centrist members to the 11-member body who may be more inclined to support Lurie’s centrist agenda.

China's leaders would say that they are not inclined to cave in to a bully – something its government has repeatedly labelled the Trump administration as – but it also has a capacity to do this way beyond any other country on Earth.

The markets believe that US President Donald Trump's tariff bombshell is expected to raise prices, lower demand and reduce profits, making companies less valuable and more inclined to cut investment and jobs.