Sentence examples for interest and predilection from inspiring English sources

Breath of the Wild is a game that contorts itself to accommodate every interest and predilection.

Connect people together, see how they communicate with one another, put this together with other data to figure out their interests and predilections, then serve them up to advertisers in identifiable chunks (e.g. single white men with conservative leanings living in New Jersey who had searched for new cars in the past 30 days).

Workers are quite varied in their interests and predilections, and yet the law only recognizes two types of idealized workers.

A generational conflict is brewing, pitting the interests and predilections of well-heeled boomers against a growing, predominately Latino working class.

Differences in race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion, geography, gender, sexual orientation, academic and social interests, and political predilections all add to Princeton's robust and varied student community.

Thanks to the armor of special interests and to the predilection of presidents to do things, Reagan left behind a much bigger federal enterprise than he inherited, including a whole new cabinet department (Veterans Affairs) and 60,000 more employees.

Alternatives often reflect narrow project objectives, agency agendas, and predilection toward a proposed action.

LS-related endometrial tumours show histological diversity and predilection for lower uterine segment.

It is a uniquely human gift and predilection.

They lacked all interest in other people's purposes and predilections.

In the newsletter, pornographic movies were extensively categorized, according to predilections and interests, and rated on several indices: number of key scenes, story or its desirable absence, diversity of performer types, et cetera.