New York City comptroller John Liu said the former congressman's "propensity for pornographic selfies is a valid issue for voters", but stopped short of calling on him to drop out of the race.
And the former president's propensity for impetuous declarations, in a country where the culture of talking and disputation is ancient, ensures his place in the national discussion for some time to come.
Working through tracks from the new album and its Rubin-produced predecessor, 12 Songs, this quietly intense new Diamond compels you to forget the former incarnation and its propensity for MOR schlock.
The hate flung at Aoki targets his apparently privileged upbringing (he is the son of former Japanese wrestler and restauranteur Rocky; his half-sister is former model Devon) and his propensity for on-stage antics (throwing cake at the audience; crowdsurfing on inflatable rafts).
Stone has essentially fashioned himself into a cartoonish villain, with a giant back tattoo of former president Richard Nixon, a propensity for bowties and steampunk-esque glasses.
In truth, the two had little in common, other than a propensity for seething, maximalist textures.
Some space vehicle types, e.g., US Transit spacecraft and former Soviet Vostok orbital stages, demonstrate a propensity for debris generation, while other satellite designs appear less vulnerable.
Anyone who follows Olbermann on Twitter knows that the former Current TV host has a propensity for sparring with his followers and snapping pics of sunsets over New York City.
He played Pat Solatano , Jr a former teacher with bipolar disorder and a propensity for white-hot outbursts of rage, who, in between trying to win back his estranged wife's affections, falls for Jennifer Lawrence's Tiffany Maxwell.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 14 (AP) — Ted Stepien, the former owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, whose propensity for trading away draft picks resulted in an N.B.A. rule change, died Monday at his home in Willoughby Hills.
