I even have proclivities.
"A difficulty for the BBC in this respect might be that they have continued to employ Clarkson who has proclivities for making controversial comments, some of which have been race-related," he said.
But I distrusted Indra a bit because she had been born a white Russian, who often had proclivities to the Mystic east and the occult.
Grades don't tell us who is going to have a proclivity, or aptitude, for geosciences, fine arts or teaching".
"Information quality is a hard problem, so we have a proclivity to fall back on secrecy as an indicator of quality.
The body is very good at this, and unfortunately seems to have a proclivity for adopting our highest weight as a "benchmark".
And people who have a proclivity for what we do have discovered us as a result, and I guess the reputation has grown rather than diminished over the years.
"I have a proclivity for formulas, which is why I was drawn to the sciences and to law," said the statuesque Ms. Senghore, who has an undergraduate degree in chemical engineering.
"It's possible that people who drank fermented beverages tended to live longer and reproduce more" than did their teetotaling peers, Dr. McGovern said, "which may partly explain why people have a proclivity to drink alcohol".
If these interiors tell us anything about the residents, it's that they have a proclivity for furniture pretty much as you might expect of people who love the Barbican.
They are pugs – named because Weerasethakul loves horror movies – who have a proclivity for tenderly licking human toes, further adding to the sense of being biblically cleansed on arrival.
