It's a testament to how sexualised our society is, that we accept almost any sort of sexual predilection, but when it comes to someone getting no sexual kicks at all, we're at a loss as to how to understand it.
Speaking very generally, I'd say that parents always have been, and always will be, bemused by their children's predilections, especially when it comes to pop culture.
The crown prince, or MBS as he is known, has spearheaded Saudi Arabia's two-year war in Yemen, with the U.S. military providing strategic support, and has demonstrated a predilection for confrontation when it comes to Iran.
Having had a predilection for the 1950s, when those paper nylon party petticoats gave uplift to full-skirted dresses and when pants were as short and slim as bosoms were curvy, it was not surprising to hear the Ronettes on the early-'60s soundtrack.
The Manhole Cover Lady, who is middle-aged with prim hair and apparently a predilection for looking down when she walks, has her feet planted firmly in both camps.
Less enjoyable is Bouillier's predilection for wordplay, as when he notes that the name "Laurence" can, in French, be broken down into l'eau rance: rancid water.
Engebraaten et al. observed site-specific establishment of metastases dependant on breast cancer cell line evaluated noting that MT-1 cells had a predilection for bony metastasis when compared to solid organ metastases using MA-11 cells [ 29].
I think it has to do with the predilection of the committee members when they come on.
I have a predilection for rising early, and when I am preparing for a dinner party, I enjoy rising at 5 or 5 30 and going straight from the bath to the kitchen.
Observers don't usually credit teenage girls with a predilection for existential angst, even when it's delivered mellifluously into the gap created by Mumford & Sons; yet again, it seems, young women have surprised everyone.
