Sentence examples for of penchant from inspiring English sources

Levels of neuroticism, oddly enough, didn't predict any kind of penchant for pet peeves.

Conductive to place our contribution in the straight panorama, four primary streams of the background may be reviewed that can be of penchant for contrast: (I) the SCND subject to system disturbances, (II) the capacitated SCND, (III) the SCND subject to parameter uncertainty, (IV) the multi-configuration SCND.

Her Roxie is one of the few fortunate examples of the penchant of this show's producers, Barry and Fran Weissler, for revolving-door replacement casting of famous people.

It is a sensitive and serious subject among the black quarterbacks because of pro football's meager history of blacks playing the position and because of the penchant of so many people to pigeonhole them.

The 65-year-old Sunni Moslem leader was popularly known as a man for all crises because of a penchant of Lebanon's presidents to turn to him in times of major national strife or political upheaval.

No longer, say the Italians, should we see patting the female behind as some sort of pervy penchant of the office letch.

But he was called 'the domino judge' because of his penchant for sentences of five and seven years - the maximum for most sorts of crime.

Since then, he has spoken with admiration of Putin's "strength," of his cruelty, even of his penchant for murdering journalists.

And Sonny himself turns out to have a bit of a penchant for Flavor Flav of Public Enemy.

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.

But Elena Brower, a former confidante, has said that insiders knew of his "penchant for women" and his love of "partying and fun".