Usage of "feel inclined"

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Usage of feel inclined in English

But one does feel inclined to approach the picture with some caution. 
 The Irish Times 

In his present condition he did not feel inclined to receive hero-worship. 
 The Cruise of the Dazzler 

I only tell you this, in case you feel inclined to remonstrate. 
 No Name 

At this point I did not feel inclined to pursue the point. 
 Greylorn 

I already feel inclined to grant it, because it is your request. 
 Making His Way; Or, Frank Courtney's Struggle Upward 

You can often see me with the spy-glass, if you feel inclined. 
 The Settlers in Canada 

So, if you do not feel inclined to take on the job- 
 Harry Escombe: A Tale of Adventure in Peru 

I should not, myself, feel inclined to risk the journey to them. 
 Verner's Pride 

When I feel inclined to see you, I will let you know. 
 The Pacha of Many Tales 

Cora wondered, but did not feel inclined to ask further questions then. 
 The Motor Girls on Cedar Lake; Or, the Hermit of Fern Island 

Or maybe he just didn't feel inclined to take orders from me. 
 Red Planet Blues 

I feel inclined to tear up these sheets-I'vetorn up two already. 
 Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land: a story of Australian life 

Er-did Miss Vane feel inclined to pay another visit to the river? 
 Big Game: A Story for Girls 

But I don't feel inclined to wish myself better off than others. 
 Frank's Campaign; Or, The Farm and the Camp 

I didn't feel inclined, you know, I'd had a drop too much. 
 The Cook's Wedding and Other Stories 

If you hadn't, you would not feel inclined to discuss hypothetical investments.' 
 Celibates 

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Feel inclined through the time

Feel inclined across language varieties

United Kingdom

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United States of America

Rare

Meanings of feel inclined in English