Sentence examples for recent penchant for from inspiring English sources

Vanderbilt, besides its recent penchant for getting bounced quickly, looks ripe again too.

"With gentlemen, it's all about the little things," Johnson said in a telephone interview, noting Cruz's recent penchant for boutonnieres.

A return to the old system is considered unlikely but not entirely preposterous, given Albany's recent penchant for the dramatic.

Unfortunately, England's recent penchant for faithful 10- or 11-man impersonations of General Elliot's troops during the siege of Gibraltar put paid to that, too.

It screams "radio track", and is a departure from Ross's recent penchant for soul-based samples and dusty beats that are more backward-looking than you might expect.

Moreover, in preaching simplicity as an answer to life's problems, U2 takes its own advice and, setting aside its recent penchant for irony, electronica and camp spectacle, delivers its best album in nearly a decade.

In recent years, Mr. Levine's penchant for expanding slower tempos in all repertory has become more pronounced, though, as Mr. Harbison remarked, Mr. Levine can sustain slower tempos masterfully and the Met Orchestra is always right there with him.

As any follower of West's recent career will know, his penchant for long, impassioned monologues seemingly knows no bounds.

She is strangely reluctant to return to her grieving children and husband in Barcelona, and her subterfuge turns out to be only the most recent instance of a family penchant for self-invention.

In recent years he has shown a penchant for props — ramps, steps, trampolines — and all manner of dance athleticism.

Manning, speaking about the Giants' penchant for late rallies, said.