Sentence examples for whose proclivities from inspiring English sources

An effete young man whose proclivities put him at odds with his family commits suicide.

Directed by the action maestro Lee Tamahori, the film is based on a memoir by Latif Yahia, a young Iraqi Army captain who, because of an uncanny resemblance, in 1997 was forced to become the body double of Saddam Hussein's eldest son, Uday, a notorious sadist whose proclivities included a lethal appetite for young girls and other men's brides.

Those interpreters whose proclivities are more Kantian, for instance, K. Flasch (1998) and K. Kremer (1978, 2000), find in his texts gestures towards what would in Kant become "the transcendental unity of apperception" and "a priori" concepts of the understanding, not to mention the stress on active judgment.

The second essay that appears in this volume is by the veteran Sacramento Bee Capitol reporter and analyst, Dan Walters, whose proclivities lean toward blaming the public employee unions and the Democratic Party for the state's crisis.

If you are the kind of person whose proclivities fall onto the Yale-Brown scale for obsessive-compulsive behaviors, you may fire off a Yelp review noting that $4 is twice what you would ever pay for a taco, but that's OK.

In Daniel Pearle's new drama, "A Kid Like Jake," Carla Gugino and Peter Grosz play the parents of a four-year-old boy whose proclivity for dressing up in princess costumes makes waves at his preschool.

He came to prominence as an aggressive and highly visible United States attorney, whose proclivity for the midnight perp walk would presage the arrests of the homeless, incendiary news conferences and flamboyant proclamations on everything from art to civil rights to ferrets that took place during his tenure as mayor.

At the same rehab, I befriended an ad executive whose proclivity for Absolut eventually landed her in a homeless shelter.

"I wanted to buy one," said Inez van Lamsweerde, a photographer whose stylistic proclivities run toward sneakers and jeans.

It involved a 15-year-old who found herself married to an older man whose sexual proclivities included the kidnapping and subsequent murder of vagrant teenagers.

For most of his adulthood, he lived in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with his widowed mother, Hattie, a former church organist whose spiritual proclivities did not prevent her from nagging him to try to sell more paintings.