Sentence examples for a marked proclivity for from inspiring English sources

When you parse the various influences and precedents -- which include Jack Pierson, Karen Kilimnik, Richard Prince, Nan Goldin and, before them, Andy Warhol -- there is not much left beyond a marked proclivity for single-malt Scotch whiskey consumed by candlelight.

All three artists also show a marked proclivity for making an art that reflects, at the same time that it is what is reflected, as reality.

The policy questions are: Will a White House with a proclivity for adversarial responses support his diplomatic approach?

It's a marked shift for the Republicans.

He talked about their lives, too, saying that one had an interest in the piano and another a proclivity for sharing a tiny bed with a sibling.

He is, at his core, a pragmatist — one with a proclivity for publicity.

"Chapo always talks about the drug business, wherever he is," one erstwhile confidant told a jury several years ago, describing a driven, even obsessive entrepreneur with a proclivity for micromanagement.

He is also known for a wretched first touch and a proclivity for sending poor crosses to the middle of the field.

John-Mark John-Mark Owenraphy is more self-consciously emotional, with a focus on partnering and a proclivity for music of the Baroque period.

It appears the differing conclusions were due solely to a proclivity for a p-value of 0.05 and adherence to statistical significance as a dichotomous outcome.

He's a better man than I. Does a proclivity for puns arise from frequent meat consumption?