CHARGES OF LAXITY MADE 1,000 Cases Instead of 885 Were Taken -- Partiality Toward Prisoners Discovered.
But the most highly appraised numbers stem from Chinese numerology, a cultural relationship not unlike the West's partiality toward 7 and aversion to 13.
For example, Joseph J. Ellis, the author of "Founding Brothers" and of books on both Jefferson and Adams, makes no secret of his partiality toward Adams.
Akbari said that he had been a socialist, but that he didn't approve of many of the old government's ethnic policies, especially what he described as its partiality toward Pashtuns at the expense of other groups.
On the contrary, the greatest of them, Philochorus, was put to death in the 3rd century by a Macedonian king for his excessive partiality toward King Ptolemy II Philadelphus of Egypt.
The Congress's partiality toward its own members, prejudice toward its majority community, and jobbery for its leadership's friends and relations all conspired to convince many Muslims that they had become second-class citizens in a land that, while perhaps on the verge of achieving "freedom" for some Indians, would be run by "infidels" and "enemies" to the Muslim minority.
Isn't partiality toward one's own natural and inevitable?
Partiality toward the self causes the strong to rob the weak.
Partiality toward one's state causes great states attack small states.
We loved both of the Razrs, with obvious partiality toward the Maxx thanks to that huge 3300mAh battery.
They appear to require a strong partiality toward those with shared biological features, physical appearances, or origins, a partiality that conflicts with equally strong, if more abstract convictions about the justification for our conduct towards others.
