predilection

I worked with Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, who had a real predilection for civics education.

As with “Fargo,” he’s made something true to the spirit of the original yet colored by his own goofy predilections.

"The studies let us know what our genetic predilection for IQ is," they told an undercover reporter in 2023.

But his predilection for aggressive executive actions in the U.S. will ultimately be stymied if it is not grounded in defensible legal authority and process.

“California has shown a predilection for funding things that are over and above what Medicaid nationally will do,” such as covering low-income Californians regardless of immigration status, said John Baackes, chief executive of L.A.