Sentence examples similar to exhibited a penchant from inspiring English sources
From time to time, he exhibits a penchant for sporting student scarves and he exudes the air of a brilliantly batty, eternal undergraduate.
"Because it's an island" -- she begins at the beginning, thus exhibiting a penchant that she will acknowledge as typically Irish, for turning the smallest incident into a full-blown narrative -- "the wind is very strong and clouds pass really fast".
Although Marzano was never a star player, he always exhibited a boisterous penchant for getting on camera — a precursor to his off-the-field career on MLB.com's video stream.
He exhibited a pathetic inability to succeed as an art student; a habitual hostility to paid employment; a wholly unremarkable penchant for pretty teenage girls; and a pretentious infatuation with the composer Richard Wagner.
The Ukrainian frequently exhibited his penchant for dropping deep and cleverly finding space.
This is not new in any simple sense, however, as is aptly demonstrated by the iconic early-1990s image of Manic Street Preachers lyricist Richey Edwards with the slogan '4 REAL' carved into his forearm, or the 1970s punks that Dick Hebdige notes exhibited 'a penchant for self-laceration' (Hebdige, 1979: 25).
Its citizens exhibit a great joie de vivre that is demonstrated in a penchant for art and culture and a high level of intellectual vitality and political awareness.
So, exhibiting a combination of traditional football rivalry, newspaper competitiveness and the columnist's penchant for contradictory polemic, Ashley Booker is that someone.
And that's to say nothing of a penchant exhibited early in the Gillmen's career.
Being "in the flow," however, is when the individual exhibits a high penchant for taking up challenging, rewarding events as well as being high in skill development.
