Sentence examples for certain predilection for from inspiring English sources
Bartok described the music of Kodaly (a friend) as "characterized in the main by rich melodic invention, a perfect sense of form, a certain predilection for melancholy and uncertainty," a description that applies to the Serenade.
It infuriated Derek that I would not engage with that certain predilection for drama, and the awful temptation for queens in a pack to project onto the one female in their midst a dreadful, mawkish, pantomime diva-ship that is entirely inappropriate to the individual.
For those men (and some women) of a certain age - and of a certain predilection - a phono preamp was something to covet.
But do they have a certain predilection, and whatever comes next.
As parasites tend to accumulate at certain predilection sites, the pathologic findings should be particularly severe in these sites.
The Reagan years will be remembered for certain predilections.
Besides a set of inherited reflexes that help them obtain nourishment and react to danger, newborns are equipped with a predilection for certain visual patterns, including that of the human face, and for certain sounds, including that of the human voice.
Anybody curious about the Banshee, and its predilection for certain families, will find much necessary information in Lady Gregory's book.
Personally, I'd rather not know about my predilection for certain tastes mainly because it would take the fun out of trying new foods.
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].
