Inclined Quotations | Page 2

The Census Bureau was more inclined to define people the way they defined themselves rather than impose a label.

I'm inclined to vote for Roberts unless something else comes up. It's a close call.

I'm inclined to think that we'll move away from this rather quickly and get on with other things. But it depends on what the White House does.

I'm inclined to think that, because it's such an awful life, that politicians do go into it for the best reasons. I mean, some may love the sound of their own voice. But it's such a wearying life, you've got to be impelled by some desire to leave the world a better place than when you came into it.

I'm inclined to think it's not reached a peak yet. We're still faced with a tight supply-demand equation against the backdrop of strong economic growth, and there's still more money to come into the market.

Until donors are happy, they're not going to be too inclined to resource the operation.

There is genuine concern that a catastrophic attack is a certainty and only a matter of time -- a point on which I'm inclined to agree.

I think my politics are just inclined to be empathetic and humanistic. I grew up with so many different kinds of people with different politics, different religion, no religion, no politics, education, no education, and I was infatuated with all of them.

but I would be inclined to approve it.

The small improvement in labor market conditions, despite the continued risks that remain on this front, do suggest that even with all the caveats that Greenspan echoed in his latest testimony ... the Fed might be inclined to move towards a neutral risk bias.