Sentence examples for new penchant from inspiring English sources

The new penchant for self-­examination was simultaneously a driving force and a losing battle.

"It's just a completely different world," he said of his new penchant for fantasy titles with a touch of magic.

And the answer may depend on whether consumers' new penchant for self-service is temporary or permanent.

But unless the two sides find a new penchant for compromise, the elections, due in January, will, if they happen, be scarred by violence.

As for his new penchant for predictions, Rollins's mention of 100 wins does not seem to have annoyed his teammates as much as intrigued them.

Tyrion is uncomfortable with his queen's new penchant for vengeance and tells Varys as much back at Dragonstone.

Correction: July 11 , 2002 Thursday An article and a picture caption on Tuesday about New Yorkers' penchant for predatory pets misstated the identification of a snake breed in some copies.

When she left the University of California at Berkeley to become dean of the London Business School nearly two years ago, Laura D'Andrea Tyson was struck by her new colleagues' penchant for meetings.

You can hear their new-found penchant for sinister sounds on opener 'Hideaway', a tortured update of Bronski Beat's 'Smalltown Boy' about an 'undercover lover' who 'twists the knife in my back'.

But he says he is confident that the facility, with a seating capacity of 200,000, will turn a profit as Chinese consumers' new-found penchant for cars continues to grow apace.The car craze is evident in the worsening congestion of Shanghai's streets.

Obviously, the New Wave's penchant for shooting on location succeeded too well.