She makes a deeper connection, though she doesn't know it at first, with James Alexanderr), a sensitive, tousle-haired guitar player in glasses whose day job as a lifeguard hints at a proclivity for trying to save people.
Michael German, a former F.B.I. agent who now works for the A.C.L.U., connected the ethnic mapping to a controversy over F.B.I. training and reference materials, first reported by Wired magazine, that portrayed all Muslims as having a proclivity for terrorism.
Later poets and aestheticians often distinguished poetry from, and defined it in opposition to prose, which was generally understood as writing with a proclivity to logical explication and a linear narrative structure.
Since the advent of his woke bae persona though, the criticism he has faced has centered more around how to thoughtfully depict women on screen, particularly Black women, as Glover has a proclivity for using powerful women to demonstrate his own greatness.
He has said of his fetish for the macabre, "It's as hard to explain as a sexual proclivity.
There should be nothing startling in what has long been recognized as a human proclivity to automatically pigeonhole people by appearance, not only women but also men.
Then there is one of the most chilling art exhibits this writer has ever encountered, that by Jenny Holzer, whose Lustmord series, named from a German word meaning murder as a sexual proclivity, consists of no more than two table tops overlain with bones assorted by anatomical classification, some with silver bands engraved with accounts of women raped, tortured and murdered in Bosnia.
Slash comes across as a nice guy with a proclivity, sometimes toxic, for getting into trouble.
As you know, I have a proclivity for talking to people I have no business talking to and picking their brain.
Built for the Astor Estates, it shelters an inside courtyard behind adorned gates that proclaim a proclivity for privacy even as the Apthorp has access to busy Broadway.
