Meanings of mark partiality in English

This is almost the only matter in which patriotism leads him to marked partiality.

You mean that the Doctor has always evinced a marked partiality for the society of the gentler sex.

This is closely, and indeed inseparably, connected with another of his eccentric tastes, a marked partiality for Lacedaemon, and a dislike of Athens.

He had a foolish British aversion to his class, and Juanna's marked partiality towards this particular individual did not lessen it in this instance.

To the Duke of Ormond especially, who ranked among the Tories and was distinguished by his dislike of the foreigners, marked partiality was shown.

He is the most feminine (not effeminate) writer in the New Testament, and shows a marked partiality for the tender aspects of Christianity.