Sentence examples similar to voice a predilection from inspiring English sources

Zealous for the advancement of music, he admired Italian music and had a predilection for rich and varied settings for voices and instruments.

He brings to mind one of those eager, slightly sinister big-band singers of the 1940's, with the hint of a predilection to violence behind the toothpaste smile, and his voice is first-rate.

It's a predilection that results in many disappointments.

Prime 66 also had a predilection for technology stocks.

(An unrepentant omnivore, Ms. Anthony had a predilection for porterhouse steak).

It's a predilection that still sees him undervalued.

Scientists, like all tribes, have a predilection for foundation myths.

He also has a predilection for the loud.

Gruiform birds have a predilection for travel on foot.

I knew that she had a predilection for Dubonnet.

Germans have, as is well-known, a predilection for complex compound words.