Sentence examples for growing penchant for from inspiring English sources

You can't have debate without knowledge, and given the growing penchant for overclassification, that's where the press steps in.

Mr Sharansky, a minister without portfolio in Ariel Sharon's Likud government, has a growing penchant for siding with the hard right.

The neighbours also have a growing penchant for tax amnesties, under which tax-dodging citizens who bring home money salted away abroad (often in Switzerland) will not be prosecuted.

Broadway's growing penchant for self-mockery — as well as the comic hay made of the disaster-prone "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" — may have stolen Mr. Alessandrini's thunder in recent years.

Lamenting the press's growing penchant for trashing public figures and manfully admitting his own part, Mr. Reeves wrote that Mr. Ford "had done a better job than I had predicted or imagined" and added, "You have my respect and thanks, Mr. President".

"This partnership with Saavn is in response to this growing penchant for mobile shopping amongst our customers.

TELEVISION networks and channels are becoming increasingly involved in the creation of commercials that appear during their shows, hoping to counter the growing penchant among viewers for zapping or zipping through conventional commercials.

Her fame grew mostly from a penchant for dying her hair blond.

The pan scraper, center, grew out of his penchant for removing encrusted food from dishes with a nylon disc; he created one with a swiveling handle.

As Capone's empire grew, so did his penchant for violence.

The Smiths had ended in a hailstorm of creative differences, with Morrissey's insular notion of the band clashing with Johnny Marr's wider-ranging musical appetites, and Marr's growing displeasure with Morrissey's penchant for sixties pop.