Sentence examples for of a penchant from inspiring English sources
He made a compensatory sacrament of a penchant for rugged sex, alcohol, and gambling.
And that's to say nothing of a penchant exhibited early in the Gillmen's career.
And Sonny himself turns out to have a bit of a penchant for Flavor Flav of Public Enemy.
Australian English has something of a penchant for -ie words … so this helps to support the evidence for selfie having originated in Australia".
Yet such traits, while annoying in a co-worker, are hardly proof of a penchant for treachery, or millions of Americans would be Moscow-bound.
Mr. Daniels said that if any fiscal clouds were on the horizon, they were a result of a penchant among Democrats for undisciplined increases in government spending.
In response, Clinton accused Trump of having a "penchant for sexism".
He shared with the models and the armies of stylists a penchant for barbershop architecture.
He was described as "promising things and never delivering them", of having a penchant for "exaggeration".
Her liabilities in the world of print — a penchant for innuendo and unnamed sources — became assets online.
The ideas we export often have at their heart a particularly American brand of hyperintrospection — a penchant for "psychologizing" daily existence.
