Proclivities in a sentence

More problematic than the proclivities of potential mediators is the simple fact that the Ukrainian people do not want this war to end in a negotiated settlement.

Time, love, family reunions and online proclivities test all of the characters in this ensemble film.

Where else could men like Carlos rub elbows with athletes like Floyd Mayweather Jr. or talents like Drake, all while enjoying several of Miami’s spiciest proclivities all at once, on any given night of the season?

Your self-image is flawed and must be re-constructed to one that acknowledges and accepts your white privilege, racist proclivities, and role in perpetuating a corrupt and discriminatory system.

Green Hill Recovery defines toxic masculinity as “the need to aggressively compete and dominate others” and states that it “encompasses the most problematic proclivities in men.

His depraved sexual proclivities were an open secret among colleagues.

The 52-year-old asked the officer to move onto an encrypted messaging service before sharing sickening descriptions of his sexual proclivities with him.

The video shot past four million views and commenters had a field day speculating on the particular proclivities going on inside room 8500.

What’s the deal with a quick glimpse of S&M proclivities that gets no further mention?

All these years, Laura has been vaguely aware of her dear papa’s proclivities, (her mother having made the best of her own marriage) but it’s only when the scales fall off her eyes does she really understand how shallow he is.

Sanders was no more immune to pork-barrel politics than any other senator, setting aside his dovish proclivities to support basing F-35 jets at the Vermont Air National Guard base in Burlington.

Science and reason (and farmers and the public) are in danger of being sacrificed for the “ideological proclivities” of key figures and bodies directly linked to national policy making.

The research and success in dealing with nature’s proclivities and calamities is beginning to shift from artisans in disheveled, stained work clothes in field laboratories to trained scientists in crisp, spotless lab coats in science laboratories.

That’s a dimension seldom addressed when the Nizam’s proclivities and initial reluctance to join the Indian Union are discussed.

Given our readers' proclivities, we have our suspicions about what participants will choose, but we'll save those for next week's report on the actual results.

However, using the fact that inequalities exist to defend Bill Cosby is nothing more than exposing one’s own proclivities to forgive — or even defend — rapists.

It is a real counter force to authoritarian attitudes, tendencies, or proclivities in a democracy.

Not the social proclivities of a man trying to make a dollar in a down economy.

Reporters and, more recently, have both written books in which members of Trump’s inner circle eagerly dished about the president’s more discomfiting proclivities.

Law enforcement, counter terrorism and espionage agencies can also identify, target and track individuals based on their interests or proclivities on the Web.