Sentence examples for this proclivity from inspiring English sources

There are charitable ways of understanding this proclivity.

This proclivity for seeing the other sides to large questions is typical.

Yet despite this proclivity for shouting the salacious, Gove is keeping very quiet about a key government policy.

In "Helmut Newton," his talked-about 2003 autobiography, he explained this proclivity in one line, saying that he simply liked the look of Erich von Stroheim in "The Grand Illusion".

This proclivity weakens stories like "A Predictable Nightmare on the Eve of the Stock Market First Breaking 6,000," in which a greedy, blond, pearl-wearing stockbroker gets her comeuppance and then some in a Texas border town, or "The Battle of Khafji," which transforms a renegade marine into a Christ figure, washing the bloody feet of Iraqi prisoners.

However, the causes for this proclivity have only recently been elucidated.

It's ridiculous to deal with this human proclivity by labelling most or all drugs as "bad".

Given this groups proclivity to decry abuse and speak out against injustices present and long past, it is very curious that there is no counter petition against Polanski.

Our findings also suggest that Chinese patients do not necessarily share this early proclivity for developing diabetes.

This increased proclivity for inter-disciplinary health research has extended out of a national and international push for research to encompass a breadth of views and understanding on a given subject [ 1, 4, 5].

(Over the past several years, two memoirists, veterans of the Manhattan dating scene, have sought to dissect the proclivity for this sort of woman: Rick Marin in his book "Cad: Confessions of a Toxic Bachelor," and Steve Friedman in "Lost on Treasure Island: A Memoir of Longing, Love and Lousy Choices in New York City").