Sentence examples for predilections given from inspiring English sources

We each have the built-in predilections given to us by genes, upbringing, and whatever black magic you call god.

The random sequences were generated by a random base generator that takes into account the predilection given to certain bases in the region under comparison.

This predilection gives rise to the Italian beccafico (fig pecker) and Portuguese felosa-das-figueiras (fig-tree warbler) as names for this species.

Sport has a fascinating predilection for giving the greats an unhappy ending.

Making condoms readily available and an acceptable part of the culture of the modern-day university would seem prudent given the predilections of today's student.

What is said during these glad-handing sessions is unclear, but given the predilections of some of the filers, assumptions can be made.

Yet Wall Street provided plenty of reasons for wise individuals to stay away.Mr Levitt was considered a possible SEC head under President Reagan but, given his predilections, perhaps it was appropriate that his tenure began in 1993, just as popular enthusiasm for investing, and technology for doing so efficiently, was emerging (see charts).

Given your predilection for delicious food, yours probably is too.

Though, given my predilection for anything creamy, it seems likely that it happened.

This is arguably work-related, but given my predilection for the subject matter, it qualifies as a beach read.

(As his family's former chef, I can't resist affectionately suggesting that this is probably for the best, given his predilection for comfort food).