proclivities

A man who hides his real personal proclivities is a man you cannot trust to tell you where he really stands on the issues.

One pre-emptive Crist observation. | RedState 2010

He was editor of the Standard, a newspaper that had, in years past, been extreme in Southern proclivities, but of late Mr. Holden had advocated North Carolina's withdrawal from the Confederacy, and the making of separate terms with the powers at Washington.

Memoirs of W. W. Holden, 1911

And even though we both have extreme theatrical proclivities in other words, we’re drama queens, in this instance, we just sort of calmly knew.

Living Justice Jessica Blank 2005

And even though we both have extreme theatrical proclivities in other words, we’re drama queens, in this instance, we just sort of calmly knew.

Living Justice Jessica Blank 2005

And even though we both have extreme theatrical proclivities in other words, we’re drama queens, in this instance, we just sort of calmly knew.

Living Justice Jessica Blank 2005

And even though we both have extreme theatrical proclivities in other words, we’re drama queens, in this instance, we just sort of calmly knew.

Living Justice Jessica Blank 2005

It is needless to say that his pre-eminent hero was not he of the foot cavalry, but the one of the cotton bales, both being of kindred taste and proclivities, that is, he and Guilford.

Recollections and reflections : an auto of half a century and more, 1906

By the way, I didn't say his "proclivities" changed.

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To NOT show your proclivities is the act of a cowering child, or a leftist, who doesn’t want to be held responsible later for taking a stand of any sort.

Think Progress » New Bush bill would legalize torture. 2006

So who am I to accuse someone else of having the "wrong" kind of proclivities?

Sex Geek sexgeek 2008