This is done specifically through her attention to movement, the exaggerated vitality of her colours, and a partiality to the chaos of large groups of people.
This is done specifically through her attention to movement, the exaggerated vitality of her colors, and a partiality to the chaos of large groups of people.
As a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin, Stafford-Clark also had a partiality for Irish dramatists, whether of the past like George Farquhar or of the present like Brian Friel, Thomas Kilroy and Anne Devlin.
I've got kind of a partiality to governors...
Eagle-owls are distributed somewhat sparsely but can potentially inhabit a wide range of habitats, with a partiality for irregular topography.
"Bias" is a partiality or loss of objectivity because of personal views or positions and may be perceived as arising from the close identification or association of an individual with a particular point of view or with a particular group that may be affected by the research being reviewed.
From this result we derive a message of partiality of transcriptome data in representing cell phenotypes, no matter how much quantitatively accurate.
Does the feminist sense of justice constitute a partiality that leads to a more objective, less distorting representation of moral reality?
Yet despite the partiality of a generally sour press, a parallel study by Pew finds that the public seems now to have discerned Gore's solid qualities.
They rebuked Judge Jackson's handling of the case for having "an appearance of partiality" because of comments he made during the trial.
They also rebuked his handling of the case for having "an appearance of partiality" because of comments he made during the trial.
