Significados de natural propensity en inglés

His natural propensity for temporising asserted itself and his finger left the bell.

My natural propensity was to raise trees, fruit and forest, from the seed.

But with his natural propensity for lying, he resorted to his old devices.

But the hillmen adopt it rather from a natural propensity, than from military knowledge.

They feel wearisomeness in religious duties, but a natural propensity to things of the flesh.

We have sufficient reason to think that this natural propensity exists still in undiminished vigour.

It is the natural propensity of man to be idle, but not to be inactive.

They say that she has a natural propensity to take things that are not her own.

But how often is the natural propensity to society disturbed or destroyed by the operations of government!

Although they have a natural propensity to communicate digitally, they also need to understand the importance of face time.

Lies, without their natural propensity to falsehoods, they could not avoid, for every minute produces some, at least exaggerations.

The only effect it has is indirect in furthering the natural propensity of these people to an adoration of nature.

But Joharran grew up immersed in the ways of leadership and had a natural propensity to take on those responsibilities.

Because of food's natural propensity for appropriation, fusion and adaptation, the exact source of famous dishes can be impossible to pinpoint.

Before habits of industry are formed, necessity is the only thing which will overcome our natural propensity to indulge in indolence.

There is a natural propensity to action, but then it is a propensity that operates irregularly, unless under the influence of necessity.