Sentence examples for a particular predilection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feld has a particular predilection, and talent, for solos, and Ms. Gilliland is a dancer of whom great things are whispered.

But neither showed a particular predilection for radicalism.

Several tumors show a particular predilection for metastasis to bone, including breast, prostate and lung cancers.

HMGB1 has a preference for certain DNA conformations and sequences, with a particular predilection for DNA with distorted structures such as bends.

12 These lesions, often accompanied by demyelination, are seen bilaterally and symmetrically throughout the brain but have a particular predilection for the brainstem.

Although this neoplasm may metastasise to the lungs, there is a particular predilection for skeletal metastases at diagnosis (over 20% risk), hence the other known term, bone metastasising tumour.

FOR a country with no particular predilection for fish, sushi is slowly but surely conquering Syria's capital, Damascus.

For those of who share my particular predilection, take a gander at AT&T's latest snowy-white handset, which is scheduled to land on store shelves on April 22 with the same $99 price tag.

Mr. Kress, now 61, had no particular predilection for biotechnology.

Their particular predilection for the professional class keeps getting in the way of all of that.

The disease has particular predilection to the optic nerves, spinal cord, brainstem, basal ganglia, and cerebral and cerebellar hemispheres.