Sentence examples for predilection is from inspiring English sources

This predilection is announced by "Rocks and Seas" by Frederick Judd Waugh.

His predilection is not easily satisfied in a city with few public benches and little psychic tolerance for men who stand alone on street corners.

His paintings captivate Ms Morris, though she freely admits that this predilection is mainly confined to people who have been able to see them in Venice.

Maybe I should confess that my own stodgy predilection is for early-morning Barcelona, particularly a stroll through the Boqueria, the old market on the Ramblas, to ogle some of the most beautiful fish in the world.

Our natural predilection is to pull out of the drawer our usual weapon of self-defence - the weapon of anti-semitism - but this is probably the wrong place to do so".

This predilection is most evident in "Wheel I" and "Wheel II," in which first a duo, then a trio dances on, over and under two large wheels, joined by a central barrel.

This predilection was then passed on to humans.

Bain, whose predilection was for boys aged seven or eight, was never brought to trial in Britain.

This predilection was partly a tribute to his beloved if impossibly ill-tempered wife, Pauline, who was a soprano of considerable accomplishment.

When it became clear, in the last 50 yards, that Predilection was going to hold onto his lead and trigger the celebrations, those present roared their approval.

Direct-marketing pitches that take advantage of this predilection are only the latest variation on a theme that has thrived for years offline.