incline toward

“I think people are starting to incline toward green jobs. The younger generation wants to be associated with careers where they can work for a cause.”

Most people, not all, naturally incline toward that simpler vision if it is offered to them.

The last development might be most important because voters incline toward what-have-you-done-for-me-lately thinking.

Ayer once asked him which sex he would incline toward were he ever to have an intimate relationship.

The propensity on the part of these men — and much of humankind, for that matter — to incline toward the light is no surprise.