Sentence examples for latter predilection from inspiring English sources

"Bourgeois," as a studio slur, targeted the latter predilection more than an economic or a political class.

Gladiator's success triggered a latter-day predilection for classical and medieval-era epics – Robin Hood and crusades drama Kingdom of Heaven, as well as Gladiator – and Scott now has some claim to being the Cecil B DeMille of the digital era.

The latter may affect virtually any organ, with a predilection for lung and kidney involvement (necrotizing, predominantly small-vessel pauci-immune vasculitis, that is, manifesting as pulmonary capillaritis and crescentic glomerulonephritis) [ 3, 4].

But is that personal predilection or prudishness?

Gruiform birds have a predilection for travel on foot.

Prime 66 also had a predilection for technology stocks.

He half-jokingly calls his predilection a sickness.

This predilection was then passed on to humans.

Her present predilection dates back to the late 1970's.

This predilection is announced by "Rocks and Seas" by Frederick Judd Waugh.

Judith Monaghan also had an unfortunate predilection for overmatching.