partiality

No one could help feeling a decided partiality for him!

To do either would have been a sign of partiality.

What we are now doing sometimes appears to me to be very much like a case of political partiality.

There were some, indeed, who did not quite understand this partiality.

But it's true he has a partiality for war presidents.

But what pains us is the partiality to these parties.

You know how much he has always despised our partiality for each other.

It would be the king of the sea, who was known to have a partiality for handsome men.

He was too much interested in the question to have replied without a certain amount of partiality.

"Nor will I condone such partiality from anyone in my administration."

He would not give even the appearance of partiality to their cause, she thought angrily.

I should have said that he showed the most decided partiality for you."

As a result of her partiality, she became unpopular with reformers.

"I fancy my family would not object, but she has never shown any partiality for me."

Others, without his understandable partiality, had been known to express the same opinion.

If she displayed partiality toward one or another, her ability to control the whole lot of them would diminish.

Give a man of talents a story to tell, and his partiality will presently appear.

The latter says that David described the expedition with partiality for the king.

For you partiality is like halitosis - it's what the other person has.

"Yet I can only attribute my behavior with you to that very partiality.

Though she was only fifteen, his little Sarah could not hide her partiality for the boy.

With my aversion to this cat, however, its partiality for myself seemed to increase.

Thus he concludes that no charge of partiality and cruelty can be brought against God.

"We are not even talking about partiality or bias, because that would be a mild term," he said.

Its partiality is toward the promotion of human rights in the occupied territories.