Sentence examples for obvious penchant from inspiring English sources
Like other traffickers, he had an obvious penchant for gold jewellery and fast motorcycles.
Despite his obvious penchant, Mr Vogel could not always articulate why he liked certain works or what he looked for collecting.
Then CBS News, showing its obvious penchant for wanting Senator Obama to win, edited out Senator McCain's laughable error with regards to the Anbar Awakening -- another in an on-going syllabus of McCain ignorance, which further proves that he's really not the Mighty Old Man of Awesome Foreign Policy Experience and Balls.
Forbes, the founder of Design Within Reach, the contemporary home-decor chain, is a man with a philosophic approach to design ("People know me for making connections that aren't obvious") and a penchant for sourcing unusual products ("My best find this year is a pair of vintage green Oaxacan candlesticks").
And after one he said, "Watch out, Dylan!" Cohen's links to Dylan were obvious — Jewish, literary, a penchant for Biblical imagery, Hammond's tutelage — but the work was divergent.
He doesn't bring much personality to his work or have an obvious signature, save for a penchant for roving cameras and his appreciation of Ms. Ronan, one difference being that in this movie his cinematographic restlessness works for the story.
It's called Discipline, and Janet Jackson exhibits her penchant for overstating the obvious by posing in latex gloves and leather bindings.
Most analyses of the Green Book emphasize Qaddafi's many digressions and penchant for stating the obvious, like his proclamation that "woman is a female and man is a male".
No, the speaker wasn't a tattoo artist with a penchant for stating the obvious; she was a radiation oncology tech.
Ka, the self-described doomgaze band from Seattle, makes really good goth rock, blending their penchant for dark sounds with an obvious appreciation for indie rock.
The early tracks of the opus spend their time divided between his beatnik mother and her penchant for communes, and Merritt's most obvious soulmate, music.
