Sentence examples for a partiality for from inspiring English sources

Most of the information is fairly mundane: a partiality for foam pillows, certain newspapers, a particular kind of mineral water.

A partiality for old-fangled American auras, always one of his charms, is even more pronounced in "Roads to Quoz".

Rose was born in Brooklyn, and admitted to a partiality for the borough, but said that it didn't spring from nostalgia.

Give her props for self-possession and a partiality for privacy, though achieving the latter has been increasingly problematic because of her family ties.

Researchers also said agreeableness, the degree to which a person is kind, sympathetic and cooperative, was correlated negatively with a partiality for bitter foods.

In the ensuing years, Huang developed an affinity for his ancestral home and formed a partiality for Xinan literature and painting.

This poll reflects an establishment partiality for an oil giant icon with a supposedly safe high-yielding cash dividend and an enviable franchise with considerable oil reserves in the Middle East and elsewhere.

This is especially true for enrollees who have already prepaid for their services, and who most likely have a personal partiality for facility-based care (Dong et al. 2003; Pokhrel et al. 2005; de Allegri et al. 2006b; Pokhrel 2006).

For a man who freely admits his partiality for a cold beer, Darren Lehmann's part in the Ashes victory celebrations in Australia's changing-room - being drenched with spraying lager by his celebrating players - was entirely appropriate.

Surely such an omission - in order to create such a gratuitously mocking kicker - bespeaks bad faith, motivated by a disdain for Clinton, a partiality to Obama or both.

Imagine the partiality for a woman as attractive as Jones had she come clean on her own and spoken out against steroids without being sentenced by Karas to 800 hours of related community service over the two-year probation period upon completion of her prison term.