Sentence examples for personal predilections from inspiring English sources

Just as the North Korean authorities are preparing the groundwork for the new leader's personality cult, we unconsciously perform the rites of our own analytical personality cult by focusing on Kim Jong Un's personal predilections.

McPhee's choice of subjects is driven by certain personal predilections.

That path was a grandly contradictory zigzag through personal predilections and generational changes.

Rather, they are manifestations of personal predilections and biases.Mr Frank's observation seems to apply all too well to today's Supreme Court.

He may even discover how to recognize his personal predilections and patterns, how to interrupt negative self-talk, and how to quiet his anxieties.

My concern was simply that the National, in so closely reflecting Nunn's personal predilections, was losing sight of its duty to offer a spectrum of world drama.

But is that personal predilection or prudishness?

There's already an irony in Sibelius's description of his apparently austere Sixth, given his personal predilection for alcohol.

Benjamin Britten on the same piece: "He must have been drunk when he wrote it". There's already an irony in Sibelius's description of his apparently austere Sixth, given his personal predilection for alcohol.

"The major is only the beginning of a line of interests that will develop and deepen over the course of people's lives and will be dictated by circumstance, employment, personal predilection.

Though he made clear that his personal predilection was for tough justice, he strove to make the system reflect the thinking of a new, more collaborative generation of cadets who were less willing to inform on one another.