Sentence examples for proclivities toward from inspiring English sources

Players on both sides curbed their regular-season proclivities toward stickwork and elbow work, not wanting to draw the penalty that could cost them a Stanley Cup.

If so, he was a dedicated one, with a democratic streak and proclivities toward trompe l'oeil, simplified compositions and slightly naïve perspectival solutions.

Many of America's Asian trading partners worry about what they see as Democratic proclivities toward economic protectionism and stricter targets on greenhouse gas emissions.

As you note, both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes reflect the interactions of genetic proclivities toward diabetes with environmental factors like early exposure to certain proteins in Type 1 diabetes and exposure to an environment favoring a sedentary lifestyle and the consumption of caloric foods in Type 2 diabetes.

Whatever your politics, and whatever your proclivities toward or against suggestive or violent imagery, the reality is that there is simply no obviously "right" answer in many of these cases.

When you're talking the president and his top aide, personalities and proclivities toward pragmatism or boldness matter.

Shostakovich's "band" has an edge of nastiness and a proclivity toward hysteria.

I had always assumed that the Southerner's proclivity toward anything made with gelatin derived from the heat.

Though accounts of what happened next vary widely, Kock's brief reign over the colony exhibited simultaneous signs of incompetence and a proclivity toward despotism.

"Bensonhurst was not the place to be a short scholarly Jewish kid with no proclivity toward athletics or gang violence," he explained.

The proclivity toward such advertising tools is simply a reflection of the student body's interests that is then used in recruitment.