Quality = No!" His penchant for wrapping things in miles of irredeemably ugly packing tape neatly exemplifies both principles.
Inasmuch as the Birkenstock conjures up the picture of a college graduate who with no immediate penchant for enterprise moves to Colorado to spend some time skiing, the moniker obtains.
Additionally, when adjusting for age and gender, we found no significant penchant toward more severe dehydration across epidemic periods.
When the Tories installed the fearsomely well-bred Mr Cameron, and he then kept George Osborne, another toff, as his shadow chancellor, party and leader bet that voters would no longer hold a penchant for shooting grouse against them.Mr Brown is now betting the other way: that toffiness, with its connotations of dilettantism and frivolity, is still offputting enough to sway votes.
But the point soon comes when Almodovar can no longer repress his penchant for riotous absurdity, and the story jerks into more strident gear with the arrival of a Brazilian robber, in an outlandish carnival tiger costume, of the errant son of Ledgard's housekeeper Marilia (Marisa Paredes at her most baleful).
A corrupt oil-workers union with a penchant for no-show jobs and lavish perquisites has made matters worse.
If Georgetown and San Diego State were taken aback by Florida Gulf Coast's penchant for no-look passes and alley-oop lobs, teams in the Atlantic Sun knew what was coming this season.
The newspaper Segodnya today recalled Boris Yeltsin's penchant for no-tie get-togethers and habit of meeting world leaders in sweaters and slacks, commenting that Mr. Putin prefers a more imperial style.
The racy BET drama, made for us and by us, tells the story of Mary Jane Paul, a successful, single news anchor with a sick shoe game and a penchant for no-good men.
