Sentence examples for penchant for doing from inspiring English sources

Neocons dislike his penchant for doing business with China.

He had a penchant for doing the right thing, most especially when it made him unpopular.

"Instead we have this penchant for doing free trade agreements with countries that are low-cost manufacturing centers.

Mr. Lawrence plays Malcolm, an F.B.I. agent with a penchant for doing undercover work in full body makeup.

Mr. Lawrence plays Malcolm, an F.B.I. agent with a penchant for doing undercover work in full body makeup, apparently to use some of the disguises he didn't get around to in "Blue Streak," his last "Where's Martin?" picture.

His sister, Betsy Bombeck, recalled that their mother's work often included anecdotes about his penchant for doing crazy things, such as pouring Orange Crush into an overheated car radiator.

In the last five years a plethora of websites has sprung up designed to capitalise on the public's penchant for do-it-yourself work; many of them use Flash animation to allow you to create animations in your browser – you don't even have to download the programme.

Mr. Shaw, whose love for cigars is superseded only by his penchant for privacy, did say that he might do a little negotiating with City Council Speaker Gifford Miller on the mayor's proposed legislation to ban smoking in all public spaces.

Gunns has divided Tasmanians over its penchant for secrecy and for doing less-than-transparent deals with the island state's Labor Party government.

Philips's penchant for polish doesn't mean he's retreating from other areas of beauty.

My penchant for words doesn't begin or end with Acrosses and Downs.