Sentence examples for these predilections from inspiring English sources

And the source of these predilections is mysterious.

These predilections fit with the effortless sense of style and comic finesse Moffatt exuded in every role.

These predilections are presumably "learned" — "acquired" — but perhaps also imprinted in our genes, of biological necessity, neurophysiological fate, predilections that predate culture.

These predilections always differentiated Lydia from her brother, Danny, a brutish high school athlete three years her senior who could barely spell.

These predilections, his academic upbringing, and his membership of the intellectual establishment evidently persuaded him that he didn't know much about ordinary people.

The celebrated guitarist and occasional impresario John Scofield has never let his penchant for the blues get in the way of a good free-form improvisation, and in "Shades of Jazz," a three-show summer series he curates at the Katonah Museum of Art, he indulges these predilections as both performer and presenter.

Of note, the substantia nigra pars compacta (SNc) was not one of these predilection targets for hα-syn propagation.

After the 32nd week of pregnancy, the vascularisation of these predilection sites increases significantly and the likelihood of PVL decreases.

These menu predilections will come as no surprise to those who follow the bloodlines of professional kitchens.

The easiest way to overcome these initial predilections is to instruct novice users that colour and reflectance are not good indicators of taxon identity.

These are fictional characters shaped by the predilections, prejudices and short memories of the media and the electorate.