Sentence examples for of his predilection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown's illustrated memoir is exactly what it sounds like, a frank and guileless account of his predilection for paying women to have sex with him.

Izzard, who lives in a semi-detached Notting Hill Gate house, where he socializes with a wide range of female and male friends, has been aware of his predilection for women's clothes since the age of five.

I first learned of Django in Spring 2011 via black film blog ShadowandAct where opinion was divided between tap-dancing excitement and "Lord, save us please... .. Though I'd much enjoyed Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown, I'm not a QT fan, primarily because of his predilection for blood.

(Or is he lying and was he, in fact, telling the truth?) At the time, Geng was living at the Daytop Village rehab facility on Staten Island, wearing a "Pinocchio nose" and a can labeled "A Can of Lies" to remind him of his predilection.

Soon Littell is working for the F.B.I. again, in addition to the mob and a demented Howard Hughes (nicknamed Drac on account of his predilection for "pure" blood transfusions obtained from his Mormon lackeys), who wants Littell to help him take over all the casinos in Vegas.

But not before the graphic details of his predilection for coprophilia became "factual matter".

Because of his predilections, Trey Songz, the most compelling R&B star of the day, is continually dodging the long shadow of R. Kelly, but he lacks Mr. Kelly's gravity, his messianic fervor.

By airing the roots of his predilections, Gowdy, like so many post-Freudian authors before her, insists on a psychologically driven series of actions that are not always as subtle as they're meant to be to a readership thoroughly conversant with notions of youthful trauma and arrested development.

Melbourne 2016 is the third festival I've attended that's been programmed by Jonathan Holloway – the British artistic director whose previous tenure at the Perth International Arts Festival was so lauded – and I've seen enough now to trace the influence of his predilections within what he commissions and presents.

From 1951 until 1986, when the company's new owners ousted Rosset, it bore the imprint of his taste, which combined a predilection for erotica with the latest in modern fiction and drama.

It scrutinizes, amongst other things, Spitzer's knack to piss off powerful enemies with his take no prisoners approach to governing and, of course, his predilection for high-priced whores.