Sentence examples for of predilection from inspiring English sources

I guess, like a hardcore porn habit, it's the sort of predilection that lends itself to the quick snapping shut of a laptop lid.

With Le Testament d'Olympe, Chantal Thomas published her most beautiful work yet, set in her era of predilection, the 18th century.

Mr Gillet was one of those rare collectors who believed a book needed to be more than just a first edition to become an objection of predilection; an inscription, hand-corrected proofs, unpublished notes or unknown drawings were what made it special.

Among these, the feedback control (or closed-loop control) has been occupying a place of predilection.

The zones of predilection of this infection are mainly the head, neck and abdominal regions.

The bony pelvis has several well-known sites of predilection for stress fractures.

In a more particular line of predilections, Lautréamont, Marianne Moore, Denton Welch, Gombrowicz.

Compile enough of these tidbits and you get a sensibility, a vocabulary, a certain set of predilections.

Or what, in despair of a more subtle, less reductive phrase, we can call the congeries of predilections toward self-hurt, self-erasure, self-repudiation in women.

So if your future is linked to following behind Kim Kardashian... or is it following her... there are plenty of predictions, no lack of prophecy, tons of predilections, mucho prognostication, endless punditry and sadly a sea of Babble.

Our results are very encouraging, particularly in view of the predilection of 'triple-negative' cancers, which constituted 43% of the cancers in our study, to relapse early (Dent et al, 2009).