Sentence examples for always been partial to from inspiring English sources

I've always been partial to Columbines.

She'd always been partial to needy Bernadette.

I've always been partial to Kansas kids.

I had always been partial to natural gardens.

Mr. Gross has always been partial to mortgage bonds.

Does that count?Weinstein: I've always been partial to books.

While there may be something innately attractive to some young girls about the swoosh and sweep of a silky princess ball gown, and some boy-sterous young lads will always be partial to a game of rough-and-tumble, the harm that gender-specific toys could do to the development of a child shouldn't be downplayed.

Less happily, The West Wing (1999-2006, NBC) ultimately succumbed to a fatal dose of the saccharine to which it had always been partial, and Lost (2004-10, ABC) imploded in a sentimentality of a different kind with a payoff of meta-physical silliness.

For example, it suggests that rational trust will always be partial rather than complete, given that the rational trustor is open to evidence that contradicts his or her trust on this theory, while someone who trusts completely in someone else lacks such openness.

Even if indexes based on the quality of research have been already proposed, we argue that any means of measuring the quality of science will always be partial and controversial and for this reason it will always be useful to take in consideration also (or, in specific circumstances, only) the total volumes of publications.

Second, it discusses dominant current contributions, well aware of the fact that such a selection will always be partial and violate a much differentiated field.