Sentence examples for odd proclivity from inspiring English sources

"First, we have an odd proclivity for making public arguments into arguments about people, and there is a young man whom God created at the center of this discussion," he added.

We sit down and talk about the weather on campus (they all went out East and some now question their wisdom), the odd proclivities of their roommates (it seems patchouli still exists and is being applied liberally) and inevitably, politics and the primaries.

The storytelling urge quickly dissipates, however, to be turned over to the inchoate moods of this 13-year-old girl who has the wrong accent, a secret brought over from her previous life in Maine, and some odd proclivities, like photographing her undressed girlfriends.

If Mr Weiner can assure New Yorkers that he can run the city with grit and talent, his odd sexual proclivities may be a minor obstacle on his way to city hall.(Photo credit: AFP).

Their sexual proclivities and customs are no more odd than other odd sexual pairings that many people now find acceptable.

Being from Canada, my family's proclivity for American politics might have appeared odd to the untrained eye.

The casting issue is mitigated, to some extent, by the show's proclivity for mixing lachrymose family drama in with the odd-couple farce.

Seems like quite an odd pairing, given the slow pacing of the book in contrast to Sorkin's proclivity for rapid-fire dialogue and busy, quick-moving scene work.

And Bertie had a proclivity for it.

Trump declaring his proclivity for water sports.

That, and a proclivity for collateral damage.