Sentence examples for news predilection from inspiring English sources
The horrific ending to the chase will no doubt call Fox News' predilection for the coverage — and the rest of the world's interest in it — into question.
He is known, despite occasionally contentious clashes in the newsroom, as a solid judge of news with a predilection for investigative articles.
Unfortunately, news outlets have taken this predilection to new heights by keeping our fear level hovering at a constantly high level, wondering where the next bogeyman is about to leap from.
The Bush predilection for power is nothing new.
Ms. Fermanova, who had a similar predilection for posting stunning pictures on Facebook, became a news media darling herself, inspiring headlines like, "Anna Fermanova Is America's New Sexy Russian Outlaw".
A relationship has its own intelligence, its own predilections.
At his news conference, Mr. Giuliani also assailed reporters for what he said was their "knee jerk" predilection to blame the police and highlight the disciplinary record of Anthony Vasquez, the plainclothes detective who shot Mr. Dorismond.
But is that personal predilection or prudishness?
Prime 66 also had a predilection for technology stocks.
He half-jokingly calls his predilection a sickness.
