“Perhaps he has a predisposition to sentimentality.”

“Diana's personal story and her great gift for empathy created a favorable predisposition towards her.”

“He is confronted with the threat that even the good which, by virtue of his natural predisposition, he may have done, will not be allowed to stand him in stead because of this neglect.”

“You can see genetic predispositions to certain things pop up along the family tree.”

“They are habits, predispositions, deeply engrained attitudes of aversion and preference.”

“Commonly attributed factors might include temperament or genetic predispositions toward risk taking.”