predilection

He also has a predilection for being first in line.

We have, in our age, a predilection for great things.

So I have to understand them and go along with their predilections.

They also show a person who can tell the difference between the law and his own political predilections.

They seem, however, to have some predilection for the latter.

I have not so much as the slightest predilection left.

Yes; he must not give way to private preferences, to personal predilections.

Spain is perhaps the best current example of the predilection for pain.

Gingrich also had things to say on why people have one sexual predilection or another.

An old predilection for Oriental studies began then to make itself felt again in him.

It was there that his predilection for damaged people began.

What this means is that they honor the truth more than their natural predilection.

We do not care if it is your natural predilection to destroy yourself.

Patients usually present in the 4th to 5th decades without an gender predilection.

Yet his predilection to use force, as demonstrated in the past, is sure to be tested.

Since their different literary predilections are one of the major factors that.

The young man was all too aware of the old man's predilection for large blond women.

As usual, everyone answers these questions according to his political predilections.

Or was this only a sign of his natural predilection for firearms?

That was perhaps just too unlikely, whatever James's predilections might have been.

It's probably a very complicated psychological predilection, coming from our whole culture.

There is a predilection for gender with most cases being in females.

Your predilection is to live the way you do.

"Me predilection toward violence wasn't exactly what I had in mind."

"That was because we had a priest with a sexual predilection for young boys," she said.