Michigan, which holds a primary on Feb. 22, has demonstrated a penchant for surprise.
Mr. Lang has long demonstrated a penchant for hamming it up, and he often did so here, a particularly egregious approach in this repertory.
As it stands, however, Deford has demonstrated a penchant for diverting attention away from the actual sentence and toward the writer of it.
The company spends billions of dollars a year to keep its chip manufacturing plants ahead of rivals and has long demonstrated a penchant for making fast, big chips.
Indeed, after London elected its first Muslim mayor, Sadiq Khan, in May amid a campaign tinged with Islamophobic sentiment, Calgarians were rather pleased that their city had demonstrated a penchant for tolerance long ago.
He may strike a flamboyant pose, and he has demonstrated a penchant for making big plays in his first season with the Eagles, including two interception returns for touchdowns in his last four games.
Two days later: "She can't talk about me because nobody respects women more than Donald Trump, and I will be better for women by a big factor than Hillary Clinton — who frankly, I don't even think will be good to women". 18) At an December 2015 rally in South Carolina: "[Clinton] said this guy has demonstrated a penchant for sexism.
At times, the aesthetic of the show is somewhat overblown: the editors, who, over the years, have demonstrated a penchant for opening segments with blaring rock music, never miss an opportunity to cut to raw imagery of carnage, including shots of a severed hand.
He had previously built the Van Corlear apartments — the name a reference to a prominent early Dutch family — but would soon demonstrate a penchant for American Indian and Western associations, constructing two smaller apartment buildings, the Wyoming and the Ontiora, in addition to the Dakota.
Marketocracy's M100 have demonstrated a penchant for momentum trading in 2004.
