If you asked what their ideological predilections were, it would be overwhelmingly liberal to left-liberal, with some people on the far left and just a smattering of conservatives.
For some novelists, a son with an unnatural predilection for his mother's milk would be material enough for one book, but not so Yan.
We predicted that D. esakii would show a predilection for larger over small-bodied mosquitofish, which would be congruent with optimal foraging theory (Pyke 1984).
Although Big Ears' focus on minimalism is understandable, given Capps's predilections, I'd be curious to see how crowds might react to something more deeply informed by latter-day modernism; say, ICE playing music by the polyglot Australian composer Liza Lim, or the composer-guitarist Michael Pisaro traversing one of his landscapes of restless stillness.
Lagerfeld says he was not physically involved with de Bascher, as many assumed, but he understood his fatal predilections: "He was everything I could not be, would be or should be".
It is likely because of Claudius' own predilection as a patron, so that when Agrippina decided how it would be best to honor him architecturally, she wanted to honor him in the style that he himself liked.
The effects on gaze would be seen most clearly in subjects who have a higher predilection for coupling eye and head movements.
The firm had never done a house that would be completed without a predetermined owner, and never had a client who expressed no aesthetic predilections.
The Times, Ochs said, would be "an independent newspaper, entirely fearless, devoted to the public welfare without regard to individual advantage or ambition, the claims of party politics or personal prejudice or predilection".
Bond's throwback predilection for martinis, dapper suits, and flings with a horde of interchangeable gorgeous women may be part of his appeal, but a real throwback would be reading or watching one of the originals.
