Sentence examples for their proclivity from inspiring English sources

The Giants' only room for complaint this season on offense has been their proclivity to turn the ball over.

Their proclivity for harassing the mouse is what gave the cartoon "Tom and Jerry" its consistent story line.

The second came after the presidential election, when some exit polls suggested that Asian-Americans were second only to blacks in their proclivity for Barack Obama.

For the most part, movie stars are self-interested, hence their proclivity for giving interviews: they field questions because they can't wait for their own response.

The prodigious war paint instead revolved around hot-pink tulle and rhinestones, and the day's diminutive contestants could be easily identified by their proclivity for high-pitched, synchronized squealing and bare (at times bejeweled) midriffs.

But Bach is their first love, their very name — to stick to their proclivity for puns — being an attempt at gilt by association, borrowing cachet from Bach's middle name.

Put simply, newer artists appear to feel little need to fight for their proclivities — an unexciting but surely positive development.

This split online identity has found its way into the lives of people who really shouldn't have to hide their proclivities from their parents.

They really should curb their proclivities when it comes to advertisers — I mean, truth and justice are disposable, but this is business!

* A portfolio of famous penny pinchers and their proclivities, a chapter in which Ms. Klaffke shows that Bill Talen isn't alone in invoking a higher power as a shopping aid.

In the aftermath of the eruption, with various big-foot Tories lining up behind one or the other candidate, depending on their proclivities, a large question remains: Why do people still pay such attention to Mrs. Thatcher?