Sentence examples for it's penchant from inspiring English sources

It's penchant for vast large scale farms tipped the global balance (once about 50/50) away from rooftop installations.

It's been called, "an icon of modern art", a version of the work (Munch produced four) broke records in 2012 when it sold for $120 million, and it's sparked a series of Dan Brown-esc art heists over the past century due to it's penchant for being stollen.

It's Mountain View's penchant for larding search results with increasing amounts of spam (its own, and paying advertisers') that Hong Kong based startup Verbase — which currently bills itself as "a search engine with clean and pure results" — reckons gives it a chance to inch into a market so sewn up by Google that few would bother to even try.

There is no Orozco style, unless it's his penchant for found, drawn, and sculpted circles and spheres.

It's that penchant for efficient scoring that makes Williams a particularly good get for a Hawks team that was among the worst in the league last season in free throw rate and that posted a decidedly average offense overall.

But it's his penchant for pushing ideas one step past the expected — like the dazzling graphics he created for Ohwow's alternative art spaces and the Nike Stadium store, or the fuchsia foyer he did for the makeup artist Jeanine Lobell — that has attracted clients like Parker Posey and Jessica Stam.

It's a penchant that once led to erroneous speculation that France wanted to own a pro football team.

If there's one constant to his story, it's a penchant for hauling ass.

It's a penchant for picking on the weak and vulnerable and it's a subject that's been well reported in the media.

Rather, it's his penchant for falling hard and fast for model...after model...after model -- just like the Bard's quick-to-rebound Romeo.

It was Iran's penchant for terrorism and subversion and its irresponsible statements that placed it outside the community of nations.