Sentences with word «penchant»

In investing, there is also particular penchant for prediction at the beginning of the year.

I also talked about my own penchant of running through life having barely a moment to follow up and follow through.

If your kids have a particular penchant for pests though, this might be a decent game to play with them.

My own penchant for value investing, and quantitative value investing in particular, makes this a reasonably simple matter to resolve.

Born with a can - do attitude and the patience of a saint, I've always had a strong penchant for playing challenging video games.

The new levels, which incorporate the story's new penchant for swinging and sliding, feel much easier to traverse than older games.

And I'm a big guy, at least 50 pounds overweight because I sit at my desk typing all day and have a real penchant for sweets.

Deep familiarity with handling customer service work, and a great penchant for providing support to marketing and sales efforts.

But given the current penchant for alternative healthy lifestyles, a browse of the internet will definitely locate something weird near you.

They have a natural penchant for negotiating, and without necessarily being aware of it — they understand the psychology of negotiation.

But that faith exists side by side with a stubborn, lifelong penchant for demanding perfection of myself and for beating up on myself when I fall short of it.

In defense, I finally lost the personal penchant for carefully proof reading my comments on blogs a couple of years ago.

Consumers optimistic, but weary Despite a decreased penchant to spend during the spring, consumers are still feeling pretty good about the economy's prospects, according to numerous reports.

I have a major penchant for over the top design.

But obviously, they are the ones who have this all - time penchant when it comes to motorcycles and everything related to it.

This move is exactly in line with the prevailing penchant of the modern internet users.

What is helping — in spite of the upper class and government penchant for SUVs and luxury sedans — is an ongoing push for small cars.

I se you have a little penchant for leopard print.

The widespread use of «low - salt» versions of foods scattered across the grocery aisles does not fully satisfy our salt penchant.

And considering our national penchant to move from place to place, it is more than likely that within a decade or so, you will begin the journey all over again.

The entire vocabulary of her paintings is dependent on the modernist penchant for flat shapes, limited spatial cues and use of color that is independently active as well as descriptive.

I've always been an energetic person with a strong penchant for movement, though I actually learned to walk rather late.

After all, it is today's younger generations that have a particular penchant for companies that say they want to make the world a better place.

Well organized with a great penchant for meeting sales goals.

My own penchant in this regard has been to tilt toward social - justice issues.

An individual theologian may have a personal penchant for the study of science, but the information gained is not expected to affect theology.

Consumers optimistic, but weary Despite a decreased penchant to spend during the spring, consumers are still feeling pretty good about the economy's prospects, according to numerous reports.

If you're a hamster enthusiast, you may be aware these wee rodents have a major penchant for fresh vegetables and fruits.

It is also complicated by his long history of political involvement — and penchant for making enemies.

Deni Béchard was born in British Columbia to a loving and health - conscious American mother and a French Canadian father with penchant for crime and storytelling.

National Organiser of the NDC, Kofi Adams accused Dr. Bawumia of developing penchant for lies.

Interestingly, West has actually been compared to Trump by pop culture commentators — mostly for their shared penchant for outrageous statements and egotism — and the president - elect was also one of several high - profile people to have their (very lifelike) likenesses featured in a risqué piece of artwork that West debuted earlier this year.

In Ramsay's hands, Bond would go back to being more of an idea than a man, a haunted abstraction whose penchant for violence obscures a deep wound in his heart.

Given Google's recent penchant for holding one hardware event in the fall, the lack of a Made by Google smart display announcement — so far — is not surprising.

Thanks to their short - sightedness and curious penchant for signing Doomsday players, their situation grows more dire by the day.

Now this same penchant for working on a monumental scale has made Mr. Kiefer the ideal artist to inaugurate an annual solo show — called, appropriately, Monumenta — that opened on Wednesday in the cavernous space of the Grand Palais in Paris.

The American penchant for expressive individualism means that most conservative religious parents often place a higher priority on the unique qualities of individual children and the prerogatives of parental choice than on church dogma.

Despite the simplicity of such a statement, Arsene's purchasing history during his time as Arsenal boss confirms the fact that he has shall we say penchant for buying footballers of Benzema's profile more than almost any other.

Such incisive moments, though, are subordinate to the filmmakers» penchant toward deck - stacking caricature, most noxiously the character of Gwendolyn (Christina Applegate), a villainous PTA president who's so invested in her high position that she, as part of the election platform she articulates when a fed - up Amy eventually challenges her presidency, seriously advocates for a 365 - day school year, citing Genghis Khan as a model.

We discuss Fallout Shelter, Ingress, as well as Warcraft «s new expansion and Lara Croft's penchant towards violence in Rise of the Tomb Raider.

Conlon's unique penchant for recognizing potential business connections and later nurturing them into a fruitful enterprise has been one of the cornerstones of his success in the industry beginning with his founding of Conlon & Co., a real estate merchant bank, in early 2000.

While her career has taken her to brands like LVMH, Fresh, NutraClick and Living Proof, she moonlights as a Pilates instructor, avid traveler, and charcuterie aficionado with a hidden penchant for Bravo shows.

Auden believes that far from hindering Christian moral reflection, comedy illuminates the human penchant for self - righteousness and self - deception, and thus actually promotes such reflection.

This is in line with the liberal Catholic penchant of sharply distinguishing, if not separating and opposing, the «institutional» Church from the Catholic people who are the Church, and for whom people like Father Reese modestly claim to speak.

I could not help but compare the occasions with the growing penchant even among professing Christians for turning funerals into these ghastly «celebrations of life».