Sentence examples for particular predilection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kress, now 61, had no particular predilection for biotechnology.

FOR a country with no particular predilection for fish, sushi is slowly but surely conquering Syria's capital, Damascus.

Mr. Feld has a particular predilection, and talent, for solos, and Ms. Gilliland is a dancer of whom great things are whispered.

For those of who share my particular predilection, take a gander at AT&T's latest snowy-white handset, which is scheduled to land on store shelves on April 22 with the same $99 price tag.

But neither showed a particular predilection for radicalism.

Their particular predilection for the professional class keeps getting in the way of all of that.

Moreover, the cases were distributed in different parts of the island without any particular geographic predilection.

Primary LPS are uncommon neoplasms of the mediastinum with a reported age incidence in patients between 20 and 70 years and a mean peak of 50 years (our patient was 38 years old) and with no particular sex predilection.

However, imagine my own disgust when several years ago, one of my simultaneous first-and-last dates started describing one of his particular sexual predilections -- in extremely explicit detail and about ten minutes into the date.

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

Whether early Barrett's neoplasia has a predilection for particular spatial locations in shorter segment disease is currently unknown.