Sentence examples for rather partial to from inspiring English sources

Arrive – although I'm rather partial to a train journey.

The Invisible – OK Here on guardian.co.uk/music, we're rather partial to the Invisible and their sonically inventive ways.

You can help, Mr. President, because the soccer overlords are rather partial to personal pleading by heads of state.

(Although if you're going to be in Dobbs Ferry anyway, we have to say that we're rather partial to Harper's).

I am rather partial to ­Bellamy's People, in which the award-winning Gary Bellamy (he is slightly shifty about which award) meets ­appallingly probable people.

Besides having a notorious eye for the ladies (and occasionally the men), Romantic poet Lord Byron was, apparently, rather partial to a good public hanging.

and approve of their measures, they would be rather favorable and partial to them.

The inspiration for this is the tuna melt, to which I am rather partial, so forgive me if that's not up your street.

This could have been surmounted by zooming in, about quarter of an hour down, on the police whiteboard and showing Stevie's picture at the top – would have been one of those goosebump moments, to which I'm rather partial.

Hence the striking cellular defects of ESCRT mutants during starvation can be mostly attributed to their block in membrane protein degradation, rather than the mere and rather partial sorting defects for vacuolar hydrolases.

Or, rather, partial vindication, since the original managers have been largely replaced by Google apparatchiks.