Sentence examples for with the same penchant from inspiring English sources

Chairs based on Dutch models with the same penchant for over-ornamentation were delivered to the archbishop's residence.

Dix portrayed a multitude of Germanic types -- from stoic farmers to limbs-akimbo Weimar demimondaines -- as surely as the German photographer August Sander, often with the same penchant for capturing the Lutheran dignity of his subjects.

Those who came to know him later would see the same penchant for perseverance.

But it suffers from the same penchant for artificial dialogue that seems to be pasted onto the characters.

He still has the same penchant for sharing whatever revelation has just struck him…." — Ramesh Ponnuru Bonus phrase: "temperamentally unsuited for the presidency".

The Obama administration, it seems, is stricken with the same peculiar penchant as its predecessor for self-servingly redefining commonly understood terms.

Instead, I'm a flightless creature of habit with the same hairstyle since high school and a penchant for clutter.

McLuhan's fans and detractors were often reacting to the same thing: his penchant for bold, striking statements delivered in short bursts of aphoristic prose with only suggestive hints of historical evidence to support them.

The answer is obvious: this is just another reckless, irresponsible land-grab by the same administration with a penchant for pissing on the Constitution.

With the Spurs' penchant for closing games widely renown, the reverse occurred.

The second recipe starts with the Basque penchant for grilling, or assado.