Sentence examples for apparent predilection from inspiring English sources

Like he told the anchor, Trump's apparent predilection for sexual assault was fine because "he's not running to be pope".

"YOU'RE a gourmand," Mindy told me, not a judgment of my culinary tastes but of my apparent predilection for food-redolent scents as opposed to, say, florals or woods.

Park's gentleness and seemingly endless capacity for forgiveness is at odds with the strength of his stomach-battering visions, and his apparent predilection for viscera – the heel-slashing in Mr Vengeance, the tongue-removal in Oldboy, even the battery licking in I'm A Cyborg.

The apparent predilection of the LANT pattern for macroadenomas of the gonadotroph cell lineage remains unexplained.

Does Xi's apparent predilection for constitution-related rhetoric signal some deeper commitment to law beyond central planning authority?

Sporadic, naturally occurring hemangiosarcoma is relatively common in dogs (much more so than angiosarcoma in people, [9] with an apparent predilection for certain breeds such as German Shepherd Dogs, Boxers, and Golden Retrievers [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14].

And deterrence is critical, especially given the apparent human predilection to obey orders.

Recent pooled analysis has shown that FDCS generally occurs in young to middle-aged adults, without apparent sex predilection.

If the hidden variables were exposed to the light of day, he argued, the apparent statistical predilection of nature would evaporate.

No apparent gender predilection was noted.

This apparent geographic predilection could be due to the high pig population in Madudu which inherently formed the biggest proportion of the sample.