Examples of using Predilections in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Pirates used rum at all from alcoholic predilections, or rather, the main reason for consumption was not at all a craving for the"green snake.
From ancient Greek food predilections in our time, a whole cult of olive oil was transferred.
reject these norms by asserting publicly their predilections and by congregating themselves in a network which in turn legitimates the social significance of their literary tastes.
glorifying the football predilections of the Pope.
I don't usually care much about these sections because they often reflect the authors' theoretical predilections and one of many ways to think about the method and results.
unaware of the South's political predilections over the past ninety years, still voted Republican.'.
unaware of the South's political predilections over the past ninety years, still voted Republican.
entangles me with a mass of things that I will have to reckon with more than with my habits and predilections.
when you have resolutely subordinated personal feelings and temperamental predilections to the solution of the problem of truth.
progressives from the 19th century to our time are well nigh identical in their personal predilections- in what and whom they hate even more than in what they love.
They show a predilection to attack and devour people.
Your predilection is for detecting liars, right?
My predilection is to see,” he said.
It is impossible to disengage genetic predilection.
Say we will expose his predilection.
Someone who might have a predilection to over-stimulus, uh, self-medication.
There is no known racial predilection.
The four merkwürdigen creatures have a predilection for the brain.
Nor do I separate them from the good souls whom I love with predilection.
Take Sacateca, he's a man of knowledge and his predilection is dancing.