Sentence examples for apparent penchant from inspiring English sources

No. 8 West Virginia again displayed an apparent penchant for fading late in a game.

Peggy Lee is a fluffy white toy poodle (that's a breed, not a children's plaything) with an apparent penchant for posing in cool spots in London, sometimes in a natty little doggy sweater.

Displaying an apparent penchant for deadly devices, Maxim also invented the only slightly less destructive common mousetrap.

Focusing on Gillibrand's apparent penchant for profanity, Colbert asked her whether she would refrain from swearing on the campaign trail.

Though Ryan's been making the controversy rounds lately with his apparent penchant for one-night stands, his patriotic grill and his, er, lack of interview finesse, we noticed that few were calling attention to one of Lochte's most signature attributes: his outrageous style.

This is not only apparent in their penchant for mergers, which has led to capacity reductions and fare increases.

One recently hired analyst apparently had a penchant for sarcasm.

But the similarities fall away quickly: instead of trying to wring meaning from apparent banality, Bradford has a penchant for what might be called magical ambivalence.

It's true that Aguilera is not the stick-figure she once was, and it's her curvier figure combined with her apparent distaste for pants and penchant to dress like she still has a teenage metabolism that has brought her some unkind words from both the public and other celebrities.

Dr. Elliot's penchant for preparation was apparent at home.

His penchant for caricature is apparent in two small paintings: "Art Judges," whom he depicts as eyeless, mole-like creatures, and "Dance Bar," which is full of likable gargoyles.