While saluting Punch's courage, the news staff relished tweaking his proclivity for hyper-tidiness and punctuality.
The latest was Slug Joe, so named for his proclivity to employ his fists in an argument.
But again, melody remains paramount, and his proclivity for tutus and calling friends "hubby" pricks the traditional macho pose.
Its title, he said, was inspired by his proclivity for writing seven-minute pulse-oriented works, like this one.
Mr. Desmond is known as the singing chef, based on his proclivity for bursting into song, much to the delight of patrons in the dining room.
Guidry also happened to be the Yankees' money starting pitcher, and his proclivity for pregame exploits in the outfield grated on a certain owner.
In a written statement, Mr. Markowitz explained his proclivity to proclaim by saying the process drew more New Yorkers into civic life.
A perfectionist behind the camera, Fincher became known for his proclivity to shoot a scene numerous times sometimes more than 50 takes even for a relatively minor shot.
At age 57, after more than 25 years in the ego-bruising world of television, he's enjoying his success -- as much as his proclivity for pessimism will allow.
Wilson was a sometime success in stock analysis on Wall Street, and the Great Crash of 1929 simply enhanced his proclivity to depression.
After only a few episodes, his proclivity for cannibalism starts becoming the least disturbing thing about him: this Lecter is persuasive, charismatic and likeable.
