Sentence examples for is more partial to from inspiring English sources

Actually, Andrea Camilleri's cop, Inspector Salvo Montalbano, is more partial to Sicilian philosophers like Giovanni Gentile, and in "The Terra-Cotta Dog" he declares himself "deeply moved" by fried mullet, boiled squid and poached baby octopus.

Gonzalez gave the duet a "B", as, while there was "so much to swoon for", she is more partial to ballads because they "discourage oversinging throughout the entire song".

The ball is the kind of event I have historically been more partial to.

She refused to say if she was more partial to music or film.

I'm more partial to the Fendi/Prada, though, for its brash Chinatown honesty.

The Metro-North crowd, going to Connecticut and New York's northern suburbs, may be more partial to wine than Long Islanders.

Ms. Craymer, like Ms. Pitre ("I loved funk") and Ms. Lloyd ("I was more of a Beatles type"), was not exactly an Abba fan, being more partial to Led Zeppelin.

Mr. Sharon and the army chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Shaul Mofaz, are more partial to continuing military operations inside the West Bank.

Brits too, are more partial to burning cars in times of economic strife, according to Andrew Torrance, head of British operations at Allianz, an insurer.

Twitter might well have been a more attractive proposition if it had evolved into a micro-blogging tool for special interest and niche writers who advertisers are more partial to.

Young arrivals like Lindsey Miller, a financial services worker who closed on a two-bedroom in the Victoria in December, are more partial to the establishments that have flat-screens tuned to football.