The males are perfect examples of the duck penchant for extravagant, shameless colors.
What, he asks, was the prince "doing, in the first place, with Epstein, a paedophile who was jailed in 2008 for soliciting young girls for under-age prostitution?" He lists examples of Andrew's "penchant for rackety dictators" and believes that this latest controversy has resulted in republicans "rubbing their hands in glee".
(What follows their breakup is one of Girls's many great examples of its characters' penchant for socio-political aggrandising: Hannah's gay former boyfriend Elijah Andrew Ranellss) and Marnie ask what went wrong, to which Hannah points a finger at each of them, saying: "Your rights happened, and your rights happened, because I can't be with someone who's not an ally to gays and women".
A penchant for dry, serious beat workouts both misrepresents UK funky by passing over its sexier, lighter, R&B-driven side, and makes for a wearying listen, with even excellent examples of the sound rendered monochrome in this context.
Mr. Trump's remarks, the latest example of his penchant for racially tinged remarks denigrating immigrants, left members of Congress from both parties attending the meeting in the Oval Office alarmed and mystified.
He described the joke as an example of his penchant for "dark and cruel humor," and as a "healthy expression to laugh at the horror that we human beings create". Mr. Zapata also noted that the remark was made before he had entered politics.
His latest track, "What iDesire, iProtect" is a perfect example of his penchant for staring directly into the void.
And yet there's a sense that the critics were all set to dismiss Nick Twisp, the central character in Miguel Arteta's nicely judged indie comedy, as just another example of the Juno star's penchant for playing too-bright-for-their-own-good geeky nice guys.
It's an example of your penchant for remoulding players into new positions.
