Sentence examples for its predilection from inspiring English sources

One can forgive VICE its predilection for prodding LA since it's really just some far-off Xanadu for the vast majority of our staff.

When it comes to appetizers, the kitchen would do well to shake its predilection for wedding-banquet food like mushroom strudel, gummy gnocchi and filler-laden crab cakes, and concentrate on some of the more creative dishes in Mr. Murillo's repertory: tender, full-flavored short-rib ravioli in Parmesan broth, for example, or stout, bracing tomato bisque.

endorsed her after some debate, despite its predilection for backing incumbents.

"In scape" skirts 12-tone doctrine but does not escape its predilection for gloom and distress.

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

Humans should fear death, despite the indifference of philosophy and its predilection for accepting death.

But then Captain Kirk kicks in and they interpret these through a prism of personal experience, with its predilections, prejudices, doubts, and fears.That is equally true of politics and public opinion.

But that doesn't really make sense, because its predilections have existed for at least the past decade.

And yet, no matter how conservative its voting record, or traditional its predilections, the sensibility of nearly six thousand people can't be reduced to a single epithet.

In a city below sea level with a long history of flood and pestilence -- yellow fever epidemics killed thousands -- termite damage is both physical and psychological, playing into its citizens' predilection for dark humor and fatalism.

Although the specific cause of AICR has not been clearly identified, its strong predilection for pubertal females suggests hormonal mediation.