The sequence was brave, but also clumsily handled, exploitative and incongruous; however, it did place the player in a position where many felt they genuinely had to weigh up their moral proclivities with the demands of the gameplay mission.
All too often, we approach dietary proclivities with nearly religious fervor, and fail to separate church and plate.
Porn has often served as a scapegoat for the general public's proclivities, with some activists closely associating patterns of disrespect for women with the availability of hardcore porn.
Even when you are in a relationship, it takes the pressure off of needing to sate all of your sexual desires and proclivities with one human being who may not be into everything you're into and/or not in the mood.
Tracey Dreke, 44, conceded that Mr. Thompson was "all right," but her proclivities were with Mr. de Blasio.
Napoleon occupied Vienna in 1809, amid an upwelling of patriotic feeling in the Austrian population, and Beethoven, notwithstanding his earlier French proclivities, rose with the anti-French tide.
In addition, effect of reference frame proclivity is evaluated with the performance.
The directionality of typical analogies and the strong proclivity for responding with concrete words are two factors that affect participants' performance.
Teske passed away in 1996, but his proclivity for experimenting with new techniques will surely transfer over to photographers for generations to come.
His Mirror colleague Simon branded Donna supremely unsubtle in her pursuit of Michael, deeming her "unsinkable", and in a later piece for The Guardian, Shelley commented on Donna's proclivity for sleeping with senior staff members at inopportune moments, to the detriment of patient care.
