Sentence examples for reading proclivities from inspiring English sources
I have used this anecdote repeatedly in my own career, jotting down reminders as to my own patients' reading proclivities and other personal miscellany.
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My guesstimates are based on 15 years working as a consultant in health care, growing up in a family of physicians, and having a proclivity to learn and read about anything at the intersection of health care, innovation and technology.
So there I was in the bar, having a pint and a cigarette and loudly relating a hilarious story about another comic's sexual proclivities, in particular their fondness for having reviews read to them as foreplay, when I was accosted by two of my fans.
Each generation of commentators read and interpreted Aristotle in the light of their own theoretical preoccupations and proclivities, only to be replaced by the next generation of commentators.
Intriguingly, Statham reads onscreen as sexually ambiguous, an omnisexual fetish-object-of-beauty for all persuasions and proclivities, much as David Beckham sometimes seemed in his high tide.
Jim Pfaus, a professor at Concordia University in Portland, Ore., whose research on the sexual proclivities of rats figures prominently in the book and who said he has read three drafts of it, said in an interview that he welcomed the controversy, and seemed to care little if Ms. Wolf actually got the science right.
He could never understand my proclivity for drink and drugs.
When I shoot, I am trying not to express my own proclivities or show my creativity.
It should also be noted4 that while the variables used to predict entrepreneurial proclivity in this study follow from a careful reading of the literature, it is still possible that these variables may not reflect characteristics and traits of actual entrepreneurs in Chennai.
