Competitive individualism, insecurity, neoliberalism: the triad undergirding our penchant for violence.
(Breastmilk is loaded with umami, which may explain our penchant for it).
DuPage County typifies our penchant for caricature: In the collective mind it's white, homogeneous, middle class, well-to-do, Republican.
But their embrace of her and other underestimated underdogs is unlikely to upend our penchant to stereotype.
It is the archetypal British dish, but our penchant for fish and chips may help support the trade in the endangered fin whale.
Like the palindrome paintings, these works make us hyper-aware of our penchant for "reading" artworks; we can't help moving our eyes from left to right.
One of the paradoxes of American life is our penchant for celebrating individualism even as we enjoy the fruits of standardization.
Does Chief Justice Roy Moore of Alabama really believe that posting the Ten Commandments everywhere will help curtail our penchant for sinning?
Despite our penchant for presidents who go out of their way to help revolutionaries in trouble, the Libyan coup didn't do much for his popularity.
Due to our penchant for multitasking and slashing items off our long to-do lists, few of us have the patience needed to make the kinds of discoveries that Elias did.
Mr. Bartels and Mr. Urminsky draw on the work of Derek Parfit, a British philosopher, in arguing that our penchant has much to do with how connected we feel, as individuals, to whom we'll be in the future.
