Sentence examples for predilection in from inspiring English sources

Taxi drivers sensing even the most modest predilection in their passengers will suggest this pleasantry or that.

A floating journalist who reported these scenes in the March 29th New Orleans Times-Democrat said, "The current running down the Atchafalaya was very swift, the Mississippi showing a predilection in that direction, which needs only to be seen to enforce the opinion of that river's desperate endeavors to find a short way to the Gulf".

There was a slight male predilection in subjects with ankyloglossia.

Although it is seen globally, a higher racial predilection in Latin and Asian women is known [2].

Perhaps there is a predilection in some people toward the tiny genetic errors in eggs and sperm that give rise to ASDs and that would tend to affect all their offspring.

Personally, I have an anarchist predilection in politics.

But Simenon enjoyed airing his predilections in life as much as in books.

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

The music industry was one of the few places where gay men could be themselves, and indulge their sexual predilections in a way that was economically viable.

(The whole might have been aptly titled "Suite Suite".) The episodes are cleverly paired, two visits each to separate marriages, each pair a showcase of a separate aspect of the playwright's comic predilections; in sum, Neil Simon 101.

Shots of Graceland, Elvis Presley's Memphis home, sponsored by fellow-Memphians, suggest that the singer's grandly garish taste in interior decoration was calculated with the photographer's predilections in mind.