Sentence examples for a growing predilection for from inspiring English sources

He is admirably receptive to a broad range of wine styles; ignoring his own counsel, he admits to a growing predilection for red Burgundies (actually the mark of a true connoisseur — I said it, he didn't), but he is not above uncorking a Martinelli Zinfandel — a beast of a wine, the complete antithesis of a red Burgundy — to celebrate his birthday.

Over dinner we sit with Erica McAlister, the museum's resident entomologist who explains Britons' growing predilection for making out in museums.

In the New England area of the United States, mycologist Howard Bigelow has noted it to grow on road shoulders in grass near oaks; it also has a predilection for growing on sloping creek banks.

Of course that could reflect fear of a mayor with a predilection for exacting retribution.

As a member of an interfaith family, I have a predilection for peacemaking.

"When I was a kid, my parents thought I would probably grow up to be [transgender] because I had a predilection for trying on dresses a whole lot".

He added that, as an Australian, he had a predilection for these wines.

Punctate inner choroidopathy (PIC) is an idiopathic chorioretinitis with a predilection for young myopic women.

Nanjiani has a weird predilection for British romcoms – for a long time he idolised Hugh Grant and grew floppy hair to match – but otherwise they basically like the same films.

A few decades ago such a predilection for second-generation imagery would preclude populism.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a systemic inflammatory disease with a predilection for symmetrically distributed diarthroidal joints.