Sentence examples for odd propensity from inspiring English sources

He has demonstrated an odd propensity over the years for publicly dressing up in women's clothing, proof of which is now readily available online, including a disturbing clip of Donald Trump nuzzling the mayor's bosom.

He said he had long been aware of Woodbury's propensity for odd laws.

What's odd, given our apparent national propensity for naturalism and realism, is how able we are to ignore things that don't fit.

Strummer had his own propensity for depression.

This capped a week in which Rubio joked about Trump's business failures, his vanity, his face, and his propensity for firing off subliterate tweets at odd hours of the night. .

Odds ratio estimates for all potential confounders included in the propensity score models and the cardiac risk score model are shown in tables F and G. Table 2 shows the risk of cardiac death associated with current and past use of clarithromycin and roxithromycin, compared with penicillin V.

It may seem odd, but another person's trustworthiness can be affected by your own propensity to trust.

What about her propensity for "picking winners," leaving aside the losers she's picked, liked the odd Mr. Hoffman from New York's 23rd district.

Sweezy, a six-foot-five, two-hundred-and-ninety-odd-pound defensive tackle, was knocked by scouts for his weak upper body, his lack of flexibility, and his propensity for meathead antics, which allegedly included a drunken altercation with a sixty-five-year-old bus driver.

Despite the general balance in most covariates observed between the treatment groups even prior to matching, propensity score matching led to a substantial reduction in the observed treatment effect estimate (initial 0 365 day Odds Ratio [OR] = 1.45 [lithium/valproate], versus 0 365 day Conditional Odds Ratio [cOR] = 1.22 after propensity score matching) (Additional file 1: Appendix 4).

My propensity to unhappiness.