Sentence examples for my partiality from inspiring English sources

Portability: This is really important to me (thus my partiality for the 12-inch MacBook).

My partiality towards Macs may have clouded my judgment in the past, but a laptop that retails for under $400 and is extremely portable is hard to overlook.

Aside from simply liking them, my partiality to cats stems from being too lazy to undertake the care required for a dog.

On her return to Windsor, she wrote her father, "I no longer hesitate in declaring my partiality in favour of the Prince of Coburg assuring you that no one will be more steady or consistent in this their present & last engagement than myself".

As I read more oral histories, I'm learning that my partialities might need to go.

And even after talking about it with Lin and grasping my subconscious partiality, I copped to a slight preference for a boy.

They also put forth the view that, when justice and care conflict, considerations of impartiality should trump considerations of partiality: my children's fundamental rights and basic needs are neither more nor less important than anyone else's children's.

While on the one hand it awakened my gratitude for all those instances of affectionate partiality with which I have been honored by my country, on the other it could not prevent an earnest wish for that retirement from which no private consideration should ever have torn me.

Adams himself makes no bones about his partiality: "It is not my business to offer an objective account of events or to see through someone else's eyes.... My intention is to tell my story.

The moment I am back out on the streets of Madrid, my memory will have begun complicating, with my heart's incorrigible partialities, the simplicity of naked brushy paint that describes a little girl, at the center of a courtly society on a certain day, being offered a red glass of something.

All this came back to me recently when my 18-year-old twin sons happened to mention their own partiality to Judge Greg Mathis, the ex-gang-member, tough-love-dispensing Court TV judge.