Sentence examples for The penchant from inspiring English sources

The penchant for taking calculated risks seems to be hardwired into the corporate savior's mind-set.

The penchant of fans to call for a coach's job on online message boards and Twitter is hardly unusual.

The penchant of European tourists in Asia for ivory earrings and phalluses is helping to fuel demand.

The penchant for decaying flesh so present in Dalí's art is literalized quite bluntly in "Un Chien Andalou".

The penchant the state government showed for this style of grandiose and anatomical sculpture has also influenced private tastes, said Professor Banerjee.

The penchant for military-style responses is stronger in those continental European countries (and their colonies) where a paramilitary gendarmerie backs up a civic constabulary.

The penchant for rationalization and revisionism — displayed daily in divorce courts and press offices of dictators — ran rampant during the gaper's block that was his lengthy fall.

The penchant for odd names was there from the off: the club were initially known as Dial Square, after the sundial over the entrance to the workshop.

The penchant for Apatow men letting it all hang out has become a familiar and much-discussed part of the factory formula.

The penchant of state officials also to unilaterally accept foreign SWM prescriptions during their international conferences, regardless of local technical or socio-economic circumstances and expecting overnight transformations, has worsened matters (see Ali 2010).

The penchant for snacks remained unchanged.