Sentence examples for peculiar predilection from inspiring English sources
My ignorance of "The Wizard of Oz" didn't save me from becoming a typical case: at the age of ten, I developed a peculiar predilection for Austro-German symphonies.
He ups the camp factor, lightening Lecter's unearthly stillness — look how erect he stands, like a sentry or a statue, in a blade of Italian sunlight — with a series of winks and smiles (the half-second smile that never has time to reach his eyes), plus a peculiar predilection for the word "okey-dokey".
Having shown that he knows how to win friends and influence people, Friedman also parades his peculiar predilection to wave the American flag.
These tumors show a peculiar predilection for the left side of the body, which may suggest an association with genes of asymmetry, and a breakpoint on chromosome 8q 11 13[ 5 ].
G8 strains have had a peculiar predilection for Africa and occur much more frequently here than in other regions [ 17- 21]; similarly G5 strains circulated widely in Latin America [ 14, 22] and G10 strains were more common in India [ 23].
MAP like many autoinflammatory conditions is a targeted organ and site specific disease exhibiting a peculiar and distinctive predilection to involve select small arteries and arterioles of the subserosa with relative sparing of the microvasculature of the lamina propria.
There's nothing especially peculiar or odd about my erotic predilections.
The Spectator claimed that "an excessive predilection for welfarism" had "created a peculiar, and deeply unattractive psyche among many Liverpudlians.
I have come to be convinced that this discrepancy is not the result of personal predilections: it arises out of the peculiar forms of resistance that climate change presents to what is now regarded as serious fiction...
Also, "incentivize".… There is nothing at all novel about the peculiar, ambient intimacy of social media if you have spent any time living in New York City.… When I mentioned my predilection for snooping in strangers' houses, I failed to mention that this is a two-way street.
