proclivity

Free expressions are not always pleasant, but they must ever be protected, with no regard to the proclivities of the enemy.

English judges, legendary for their prandial proclivities, are way ahead of him.

His Lutheran proclivities had been strengthened by years of church-going and the religious observances of home life.

And much of the rest is going on state -driven projects , reinforcing the state's rent-seeking or megalomaniac proclivities .

During the session, Justin stuns Jennifer with his blunt description of his sexual proclivities .

This young man and his lifestyle proclivities represent a profound new force in the economy and life of America.

Raised by adoptive parents, Hill received early encouragement in her musical proclivities .

Investor proclivities to buy Treasury securities and dollars could finance the American deficits for a while.

In fact, he's bonded with a few executives over their shared anti-meat-and-dairy proclivities.

Personal proclivities aside, President Clinton seemed to run the country by gauging popular opinion through the heavy use of polling.

I don't think anybody can reliably tell what the spiritual or religious proclivities of a girls will be, prior to the completion of puberty.

And in practice our proclivities are things we allow ourselves, like a ball rolling down its natural course.

See how you compare to other Americans when it comes to your habits and proclivities.

Life- long habits and proclivities , and long-life tendency are also important .

For answers, researchers are once again turning to laboratoryanimals, which exhibit many of the same dietary proclivities we do.

You can always tell a country's proclivities to spend based on its eagerness to gamble.

in spite of their cunning philosophy and of their antlike proclivities for cooperation , nature rejected them for the exceptional man

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