Sentence examples for penchant for this from inspiring English sources

When, straight from school and eagerly receptive to such gossip, I first heard of Albert's penchant for this fleshly therapy in an unlikely West Country market town, the murmured stories suggested that the woman had an untimely death.

Facebook seems to have a penchant for this kind of head in the sand, see no evil hypocrisy when it comes to Obama's life.

With Bundy's floppy hair, fake slings on his arm and penchant for the Doors, this movie takes viewers back to an era of more primitive predation.

This penchant for the slightly anarchic reflects the interests of Aldeburgh's artistic director, Thomas Adès.

He was also capable of shooting from range and this penchant for the spectacular won him many admirers.

This penchant for the puritanical was exemplified by Warren's voyeuristic question asking each candidate, "What would be the greatest moral failure in your life".

Along with the penchant for cocaine, this new generation of gangsters is getting younger.

Given Vincent Cassel's newly mellow persona as a happily married father of two with a penchant for ballet, this might now be the darkest thing about him.

It will grow faster than 3% and unemployment should fall to 9% and probably lower.Fortunately, American policy has a genetic penchant for activismYet this is still far from the boom Americans could rightfully expect.

While we are not the first to identify the former Speaker's penchant for adverbs, this analysis brings it to the forefront, particularly emphasizing the adverbs that Gingrich uses considerably more frequently than his opponents.

You would think, given Mr. Maazel's penchant for micromanagement, that this was right up his street.