Sentence examples for this penchant is from inspiring English sources

Bronkhorst (2006) argues that this penchant is a characteristic "episteme" of Indian thought in the early centuries of the first millennium CE. 31.

Indeed the penchant is documented in Jamel Shabazz's influential 2001 photo history of ghetto fashion, "Back in the Days".

They say that she is uninformed about the field and that her penchant is for over-the-top art.

Our particular penchant is for the kind of tale that gets weirder and weirder as it progresses.

The real surprise from a designer whose penchant is for dark "off" colors were the saturated prints with a psychedelic blur that brought life to chiffon dresses.

Niccol also wrote "The Truman Show," and his penchant is for those porous borders where technology crosses furtively into human behavior and allows us to screw up in new and imaginative ways.

Whereas Rosebery had a (possibly platonic) taste for secretaries, Beauchamp's (by no means platonic) penchant was for footmen and grooms.

Their penchant was for dwarves.

Salamon counters that this penchant may be inherited: her Hungarian mother and her aunts all dressed like Parisians.

"I'm not a bluenose, but this penchant for flesh is moronic and unhealthy.

One can usually guess who's gabbing, for among those who follow such things, their penchants are well known.