Sentence examples for public penchant from inspiring English sources

But the franchise's executive producer, Mike Fleiss, seems to welcome the increasing public penchant for appearing on television: it means a bigger pool of candidates to choose from.

The public penchant for sadistic thrills also continues: many eagerly await the release in August 2014 of the film adaptation of E.L. James's bestseller "Fifty Shades of Grey".

Toomer said he felt that news media portrayals and the public's penchant to know dirt were greater factors than any problem that might exist in the league.

The public's penchant for holding high credit card debt -- more than $6,000 per household with a credit card -- at interest rates near 15percentt a year is also consistent with high discount rates, as are low savings rates.

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.

Many of these names, along with some tobacco companies and select gaming concerns, are components of the ISE SINdex (SIN), which exists thanks to the American public's penchant for vices.

Third, there is charismatic evangelism with its penchant for public confession.

What really keeps the risk premium high is the American penchant for public responses to Iran's provocations.

It should be mentioned that despite what her penchant for public full-frontal might lead you to think, Pfahler is 50.

But now his penchant for public relations coups, each seemingly intended to outdo the last, threatens to become one of his greatest liabilities.

Mr. Gotti's penchant for public contradiction -- the image of the hard-working family man who nonetheless seemed to lead the life of a Hollywood celebrity -- was famously transparent.