Sentence examples for own predilection from inspiring English sources

He had agreed to shop for interesting-looking power strips, despite his own predilection for hiding them.

Hence "Oxymoronica," a compendium of bons mots by Mardy Grothe, who has his own predilection for tidy locutions.

Both the stringent poetic form and its infinite possibilities tally well with Ms. Hammond's own predilection for systems.

He writes himself into the Seventh Scroll, and even mocks his own predilection for sex and violence.

Polybius believed that he had a particular reason for adopting a comprehensive view of history, apart from his own predilection for such a view.

While he said that Janus funds would remain focused on growth investing, his own predilection is toward value investing, and some critics say that Janus has already diluted its emphasis on growth stocks.

— has nothing to do with his own predilections.

A relationship has its own intelligence, its own predilections.

Later critics found justification for their own predilections in the authority of Greek drama and Aristotle.

Personalization, he argues, channels people into feedback loops, or "filter bubbles," of their own predilections.

THE choreographer Lar Lubovitch is nothing if not aware of his own predilections.