Sentence examples for with a proclivity from inspiring English sources

Slash comes across as a nice guy with a proclivity, sometimes toxic, for getting into trouble.

The policy questions are: Will a White House with a proclivity for adversarial responses support his diplomatic approach?

He is secure that he, a landscape doctor with a proclivity for transforming negative urban spaces into positive ones, is the man to refine Mr. Arad's design.

The game, illegal but tolerated, is played by nearly one-third of a population that marries deeply held superstitions with a proclivity for fun.

Human coronaviruses, said Dr. Mark R. Denison, an expert at Vanderbilt University, are like the mild-mannered next-door neighbor with a proclivity for doing the unexpected.

But he remains an alluring player with a proclivity for left turns; on his most recent album, "Gouache," he put individualized spins on Amy Winehouse's "Rehab" and Justin Bieber's "Baby".

They brought with them a proclivity for burying their rulers in all things gold: lavish jewelry, weaponry, garments with gold accessories and appliqués.

Shakespeare loved to play with gender, a proclivity that works nicely for the San Francisco Bay Area-based all-female company Woman's Will.

Mr. Levin, who is a spokesman for the Rabbinical Alliance of America, an association of socially conservative rabbis, shares with Mr. Paladino a proclivity for inflammatory public statements, particularly about homosexuality.

In social terms, since man hung the first ham out, you've had your bright young things -- please don't call them rookies -- loaded with pizazz and a proclivity for the spotlight.

Naked mole-rats have a very unusual lifestyle in that they combine a fully subterranean existence with extreme sociality and a proclivity for living in colonies with many (hundreds) individuals [31], [30].