Sentence examples similar to a decided penchant from inspiring English sources

But the cables also convey a nuanced assessment of the French leader as a somewhat erratic figure with authoritarian tendencies and a penchant for deciding policy on the fly.

Danny is also known for his love of a good time and penchant for copious amounts of drugs and booze and after being couped up for a week or so, decided to do something to help alleviate the boredom.

Pe Hadzimanovic, who has penchant for tinkering even on iconic pieces, decided to fit each Eames chair with a dark veneer crafted by a woodworker in Germany.

Take, for example, one major U.K. eyewear retail brand who decided to help its customers who have a penchant for British royalty.

"Today Will Be Different" has a simple premise: Eleanor Flood, a wealthy, middle-aged Seattle resident with a penchant for negativity, decides to be better.

Kathryn Dance is a widow with a penchant for expensive shoes.

In 1998 her penchant for field experience led to a "small international incident," when the State Department decided that she was missing-in-action while on a mine clearing exercise in Mozambique.

Four years later, a slight young woman with a penchant for the impossible was walking down East 28th Street and decided to peer through the shuttered windows.

But the Baby Bell companies showed a greater penchant for consolidation than for competition, and most upstart local phone carriers decided to focus on serving business customers rather than consumers.

A sixth grader with a penchant for making money decides to sell the comic books he writes and illustrates.

I have a personal penchant for covering yet unknown startups (and CHINICT was livestreamed on TechCrunch), so I decided to cover the launch pad that took place at the GMIC.