Sentence examples for at a penchant from inspiring English sources

And while the Liftback's top-heavy look suggests a predilection for straight-line travel, the C's wide, low-slung, wheels-to-the-corners stance hints at a penchant for playing.

These accomplishments are important because they led in part to O.J.'s feeling of exceptionalism, his sense that the way the world worked was irrelevant to him, something that emerged later in unexpected ways, such as a penchant for cheating at golf that many of his friends can't help but grin and comment on.

London theatre might have a death wish – or at least a penchant for daredevilry.

Enter Joshua Silver, an atomic physicist at Oxford with a penchant for tinkering.

Granted, the Arabic channel is amateurishly sensationalistic and unprofessionally emotive at times, with a penchant for fancy graphic overkill, rousing musical flourishes and poetic titles for its news events ("Exposing the Hidden" is running on its Arabic channel at the moment).

The nine sector Spiders, launched in December by State Street Global Advisors with help from Merrill Lynch, are aimed at investors with a penchant for index investing who want concentrated exposure to a particular part of the economy, such as energy, technology or utilities.

In its 20th season the popular Rendez Vous at Lincoln Center, shows a penchant for action adventure -- and, serial killers.

We here at VICE have a penchant for bad-mouthing themed restaurants, and the reasons for that are simple: they're fucking lame, they fucking suck, the people who go to them are shit.

He was 25-3 astarterrter at Oregon and showed a penchant for winning games in the fourth quarter.

Affleck plays Lee, a taciturn handyman who has a habit of mouthing off at his clients, and a penchant for picking fights in bars.

She reportedly fell "head over heels" in love with the chubby head of the Socialist party who at the time had a penchant for ill-fitting suits and heavy-rimmed glasses and was a master of witty one-liners.