Sentence examples for such a proclivity from inspiring English sources

Such a proclivity makes Radke-Yarrow's 23-year longitudinal psychological study into the effects of maternal depression oddly refreshing.

Because let's face it, we do seem to have such a proclivity, at all levels of politics.

Lindsay Zoladz of Pitchfork Media was critical of the song, writing "Rihanna's always been singing about sex – she's just never shown such an unfortunate proclivity for cheesy lyrics and dessert metaphors.

The results led Miller to put forth the following hypothesis, which we call the supraregular hypothesis: adult humans have a proclivity to induce rule systems at context-free (or higher) levels, even when the data do not require such systems.

And Bertie had a proclivity for it.

She had a proclivity for using fancy words.

He showed a proclivity for drawing early on.

But isn't a preoccupation with weapons itself evidence of a proclivity for violence?

Slash comes across as a nice guy with a proclivity, sometimes toxic, for getting into trouble.

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

But it soon becomes apparent that he has a proclivity for substituting hyperbole for insight.