uninclined

This is not to say that I was in a state of high mental stimulation, but that the hours of inactivity had induced in me a kind of meditative stupor, whereby I was receptive to the information of the environment – to the ceaseless clamour of the river, the chattering of the birds overhead, the urgent whisperings of the leaves in the breeze, the modulations of temperature and light – but uninclined to think much about this information, or anything else.

Yet most observers on the right, myself included, are uninclined to eschew judicial review altogether: When the Constitution expressly makes preservations of liberty, or places structural limits on the legislature and executive, there are good reasons for judges to police the elected branches’ actions.

He seems uninclined to challenge that ignorance, either because he’s the sole Kelpien aboard and doesn’t want to give his people an even worse name, or because the show simply hasn’t gotten around to fleshing out the cautious Kelpien culture the way past series have with the Vulcans’ logic-bound society, or the Klingons’ honor-bound one, or the Ferengis’ profit-bound one.

She said she would not take part in an interview: “I’m uninclined to speak to mainstream media because during the election cycle, they made the right look like nut jobs because we suspected Hillary had a health issue, and it turned out she did.”

Zink’s approach to this milieu is remarkably subtle—too sympathetic, perhaps, to qualify as satire, but uninclined to let anyone off the hook.