Sentence examples similar to a predilection for action from inspiring English sources

"Like immigration reform, same-sex marriage, climate change and the regulation of political speech (in the case of this administration by the IRS), Obama has shown a predilection for executive action that raise the specter of an imperial presidency.

"The elephant has in common with man a predilection for a gentle warming of the brain induced by fruit which has been fermented by the action of the sun," wrote Delegorgue.

Prime 66 also had a predilection for technology stocks.

(An unrepentant omnivore, Ms. Anthony had a predilection for porterhouse steak).

Scientists, like all tribes, have a predilection for foundation myths.

He also has a predilection for the loud.

Gruiform birds have a predilection for travel on foot.

I knew that she had a predilection for Dubonnet.

Germans have, as is well-known, a predilection for complex compound words.

Keloidal scars are abnormal scars of uncertain etiology with a predilection for certain racial groups.

Ms. Costello, 37, was slightly built, with light brown hair and a predilection for demure clothes.