Sentence examples similar to a sound predilection from inspiring English sources

Of course that could reflect fear of a mayor with a predilection for exacting retribution.

As a member of an interfaith family, I have a predilection for peacemaking.

He added that, as an Australian, he had a predilection for these wines.

A few decades ago such a predilection for second-generation imagery would preclude populism.

Richard P Grant is an ex-lab rat with a predilection for this sort of thing.

There was a male predilection (1.7M 1.0F).

Women had a particular predilection for the Egyptian goddess Isis and for the Dionysiac mystery religions.

In these portraits a new predilection for rhetorical poses is noticeable.

The 48-year-old native of Brittany has a particular predilection for no-entry signs.

Sport has a fascinating predilection for giving the greats an unhappy ending.

It is patternless and seemingly arbitrary beyond a vague predilection for wetter, cleaner air.