Sentence examples for obvious predilection from inspiring English sources

Even in his comedy days, Ridley had an obvious predilection towards examining social mores and making the audience think about the bigger issues of the time.

Unlike angiosarcoma, this tumor type does not have an obvious predilection for any one cardiac chamber, and is seen slightly more frequently in the left atrium[ 2, 15, 27 ].

There was no obvious breed predilection in the study sample.

Actinomycosis presents a worldwide distribution and no sex predilection is obvious although most of the reported cases refer to males.

Engel's own preferences and predilections are obvious.

On the most obvious level is the pair's predilection for the kind of slow tempos associated with the much-missed Shirley Horn, the better to ponder song lyrics and unlock their hidden meanings.

Differences between predilection sites are more obvious when an animal is heavily infected.

That President Trump could be susceptible to such obvious manipulation is not surprising, given his predilection for counter-punching on Twitter for any perceived slight; that his national security team allowed him to be manipulated thus, and did nothing to sway Trump's opinion or forestall action pending a thorough review of the facts, is scandalous.

Some add an extra layer of projection and interpretation; they adhere to a certain theory of compatibility, rooted in psychology or brain chemistry or genetic coding, or they define themselves by other, more readily obvious indicators of similitude, such as race, religion, sexual predilection, sense of humor, or musical taste.

One obvious explanation might be British insularity as against Continental passions; Mr. Jacobs himself welcomes the influx of southern European and South American early-music performers, given their greater predilection for passion and improvisation.

But is that personal predilection or prudishness?