Sentence examples for continued predilection from inspiring English sources

There is usually some dramatic incident taking place in the centre, such as a lion attacking its prey, which is in keeping with Rousseau's continued predilection toward the grandiose, historical, dramatic narratives of traditional academic painting.

— Nick Fox Men's Journal: During a long drunken afternoon in a Manhattan dive bar, the Distinguished Wakamba Cocktail Lounge, the 55-year-old Anthony Bourdain assesses his life and work and his continued predilection for smoking weed, while throwing back a fair number of whiskey shots.

In the East, Syria appears to have continued its predilection for trailed and applied ornamentation.

The rebounding gap narrowed in the second half, but the Rebels' press ensured that the Buffaloes' turnover predilection continued.

In recent appearances, he has continued to demonstrate a predilection for gaffes.

The Muslim League and its president, Jinnah, did not join in the Pakistan demand until after the league's famous Lahore meeting in March 1940, as Jinnah, a secular constitutionalist by predilection and training, continued to hope for a reconciliation with the Congress Party.

And so my predilection for sugar continued.

Only Vuillard and Bonnard, who were called Intimists because of their predilection for painting scenes of domestic interiors, and Maillol continued to produce major works of art.

With West et al, Rourke continues the theatre's predilection for Hollywood stars in intense close-up.

Those keepers of the flame will have more food for thought here, as fiddle player and bluegrass saviour Alison Krauss and her band continue to showcase their predilection for country, folk and tunes that are just nice to listen to on their tenth album.

Elon is best when capturing ways in which Jews translated older practices and predilections into a modern idiom, while responding to the barriers on mobility that continued to stand in German society.