be inclined to something
feel inclined to something

They suggested walking, as if no man had ever felt inclined to walk.

Even if they had felt inclined, there was no opportunity to talk.

He did not fall here, or feel inclined to do so.

Just hold on to that when you feel inclined to doubt.

The evening was hot and close, no one felt inclined for sleep.

From the very nature of the story he felt inclined to believe it.

Though to tell the truth, he hadn't felt inclined to open a conversation himself.

But I don't feel inclined to wish myself better off than others.

She'd never felt inclined to believe in religion, but she knew what it looked like.

But, as may be supposed, this we did not feel inclined to do.