Britain has a penchant for conserving its heritage, of course.
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Rare, the game's developer, has a penchant for mischievous humor.
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South Dakota has a penchant for putting people in jail.
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He hates pop music and has a penchant for burning books.
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His descendant Darius, a political activist, has a penchant for vanishing.
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Ross has a penchant for putting his foot in his mouth.
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Trump also has a penchant for making decisions on his own.
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THE Norwegian Nobel Committee has a penchant for awarding premature peace prizes.
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She also has a penchant for hidden imagery in her music videos.
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The younger Flynn has a penchant for spreading conspiracy theories on Twitter.
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He also has a penchant for retweeting Bill McKibben, a prominent environmental activist.
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Perry also has a penchant for publicly flirting with Bloom on social media.
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The PKK has a penchant for going after security targets in its attacks.
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Canadian musician and bonafide heartthrob Shawn Mendes has a penchant for surprising us.
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If any modern supermodel has a penchant for changing her hair, it's Bella.
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He also has a penchant for people with good taste in classic movies.
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The design guru Jony Ive has a penchant for Aston Martins and Bentleys.
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Yet he has a penchant for exploring exactly these kinds of shifting landscapes.
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Clare, we learn, has a penchant for questions unanswered, spaces unfilled, silences unbroken.
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The commander in chief reportedly has a penchant for pink and red Starburst.
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Mr. Aucoin has a penchant for using the orchestra to hug vocal lines.
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But Wolff, despite his honeybadger-don't-care swagger, also has a penchant for laziness.
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We know George has a penchant for vintage style (thanks to mom Princess Kate!).
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Her Instagram feed shows she has a penchant for designer purses, such as Gucci.
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Charles M. Blow Opinion Columnist Donald Trump has a penchant for labeling particular people.
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Traywick has a penchant for making the sort of grandiose statements a scientist rarely makes.
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Michael Flynn (who himself has a penchant for believing Clinton-related child trafficking conspiracy theories).
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For instance: Did you realize she has a penchant for small bags with top handles?
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Is it because the man really has a penchant for ejaculating into a potted plant?
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But the biggest problem is that Trump has a penchant for legitimizing dictators and strongmen.
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Flynn also has a penchant for anti-Muslim rhetoric, highly partisan language, and conspiracy theories.
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Livingstone, who was mayor of London from 2000 to 2008, has a penchant for gaffes.
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It's no secret that Venus, Earth's nearest planetary neighbor, has a penchant for mysterious behavior.
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Older sister Gigi especially has a penchant for sharing their childhood photos on her Instagram.
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TÉA OBREHT, a prizewinning Serbian-American author, has a penchant for ghosts and exotic beasts.
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Spotty/Dotty, on the other hand, has a penchant for sprawling across laps and desks.
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Season two of "Castle Rock" features a female lead who has a penchant for murder.
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Mr. Trump has a penchant for lashing out at his critics, however minor, on Twitter.
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The suddenness was characteristic of Mr Modi's government, which has a penchant for dramatic moves.
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And she has a penchant for making life difficult for FN-2187, also known as Finn.
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This guy has a penchant for dancing and shows off his moonwalk any chance he gets.
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President Trump has a penchant for exaggeration, including when it comes to this Saudi arms deal.
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Many religions — especially evangelical Christianity, which has a penchant for truth claims — are an awkward fit.
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Scherzer has a penchant for giving up homers and several Marlins have gone deep against him.
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The $821 billion smartphone maker has a penchant for hiding information that investors would find useful.
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Trump has a penchant for watching Fox News, specifically "Fox & Friends," the network's popular morning program.
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Eklund clearly has a penchant for "Starboy," as that's his tune of choice here as well.
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He has a penchant for sweeping hand gestures that reflect his theatrical background, unconsciously or not.
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Albo is Valar Ventures' first foray into Mexico, though it has a penchant for neobanks broadly.
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Doremus has a penchant for extreme close-ups, which lend his stark, emotionless world much-needed intimacy.
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The foul-mouthed funny lady has a penchant for posting some of her text conversations on Instagram.
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Today's FCC leadership has a penchant for adopting massive regulatory schemes to solve trivial or hypothetical problems.
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The company also has a penchant for efficiency, unafraid of cutting costs to make business run smoothly.
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China, like North Korea and other authoritarian regimes, has a penchant for brutality, lies and self-deception.
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David's roommate, Alec, knows three languages, plays three instruments, and has a penchant for tie-dye and sweatpants.
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So clearly, the Love advent calendar star has a penchant for these suggestive Through the Looking Glass ensembles.
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It remains unclear whether Spicer really did tweet his password or just has a penchant for pocket-tweeting.
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He always is up to party and has a penchant for putting on a speedo when he's drunk.
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" Trump then accused Hillary Clinton of hypocrisy for saying last month that he has "a penchant for sexism.
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At the helm is Ms. Murillo, who has a penchant for hard work that amazes even her opponents.
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Trump's remarks included an air of finality, though the president has a penchant for reversing course on decisions.
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Trump has a penchant for meeting in private with Putin, and reportedly concealing the contents of the conversations.
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El Sayed also has a penchant for the exotic and will on occasion procure camel meat, crocodile, and ostrich.
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Like Trump, Stone has a penchant for making bold, unsubstantiated claims, promoting conspiracy theories, and being unafraid of controversy.
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He has a penchant for posting photos of himself in workout tights and camouflage, performing planks and other exercises.
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Hargress, who is eighty and has a penchant for immaculately tailored three-piece suits, opened the bar in 1969.
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He has a penchant for challenging players, partly though bold interpretive ideas, but also with his idiosyncratic conducting style.
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Clinton, too, has a penchant for that footwear silhouette, and has contributed to its popularity on the site, as well.
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It's being called "zombie satire" because Barrymore's character, real estate agent and mom Sheila, has a penchant for eating flesh.
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Red Velvet has a penchant for high drama, and the video for "RBB (Really Bad Boy)" plays right into it.
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It has a penchant for national champions, and Didi, after digesting its chief foe in China, will certainly be one.
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" Daniels responded on Twitter by claiming Trump has "hatred of women" while alleging he also has "a penchant for bestiality.
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However, Bahceli must be careful in pushing Erdogan, who has a penchant for undermining allies who push him too hard.
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He has a penchant for building things that often blow up—on purpose—like this impossibly dangerous-looking thermite cannon.
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Though his performances are not generally recommended for minors, Mr. Mac has a penchant for welcoming — nay, demanding — audience participation.
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As the financial markets and the public crave order and clarity, Trump has a penchant for creating chaos and confusion.
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Doremus also has a penchant for extreme close-ups, which lend his stark, emotionless world some much-needed sensuality and intimacy.
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To say President Donald Trump has a penchant for firing off some weird, disturbing, and even dangerous tweets is an understatement.
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Others don't take her political statements seriously, likely owing to the fact that Kardashian has a penchant for posting nude selfies.
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A three-month-old yellow Lab puppy named Zoey, like most puppies, has a penchant for tasting first, asking questions later.
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The survivor at the end of the nomination process then faces Trump, who has a penchant for giving opponents insulting nicknames.
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Girls in groups are… how shall we say it, what's the word we insist in thinking has a penchant for boys?
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The 6-foot-4 Wall, who has a penchant for swatting shots, blocked Jackson's driving layup attempt with 14 seconds left.
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For men he has a penchant for uniforms: military, work wear and boxy denim, which he sometimes prints with his logo.
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The new prime minister has a penchant for finding the center of controversy and an eagerness for headline-capturing political fisticuffs.
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Flake echoed other's criticism of Moore, a former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice who has a penchant for making controversial comments.
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Or maybe the NHL changes its playoff format, as it has a penchant for doing, and that prevents a Caps-Pens matchup.
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Much to Huntsman's horror, this particular Christine has a penchant for Baby Shark, the popular preschool tune forever stuck in everyone's head.
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Drake has a penchant for raising his rapping voice into a soft yell when he wants to sound tough on a track.
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He has a penchant for rhymes and repeated slogans, and at times the crowd joined in, like fans at a pop concert.
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Mr. Trudeau has a penchant for quirky hosiery, and he has previously donned socks honoring "Star Wars" and NATO in public appearances.
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The big picture: The former army captain has a penchant for insulting women, gay people and minorities, and an affinity for military rule.
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Tommy still has a penchant for live television shenanigans, recently wrestling Stephen Colbert to the ground as his Late Night show's credits rolled.
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Legendary venture capitalist Steve Jurvetson has a penchant for anticipating the future, as proven by his early investments in SpaceX, Tesla and Planet.
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Trump has a penchant for embracing liberal priorities in meetings like these, and showing a willingness to succeed where other administrations have failed.
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McGregor was cast as Batman villain Roman Sionis, aka Black Mask, a mobster who has a penchant for masks and wearing white suits.
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Google has a penchant for solving all problems with more settings — especially with the Google Assistant — and it's doing it yet again now.
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Yanai is Japan&aposs richest person, and reportedly acted as a bulwark against CEO Masayoshi Son, who has a penchant for risky investments.
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As the British monarchy has a penchant for reusing family names, knowing the greatest hits might help you put your money on the winner.
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Truth is, while you might learn that Brown has a penchant for Saltines and, apparently, likes eating French fries in bed, that's about it.
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A.I. has a penchant for the casinos -- he was spotted at the SugarHouse Casino in Philly earlier this month while the BIG3 was there.
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He opens doors on his own, watches YouTube for entertainment and has a penchant for breaking anything that's not nailed down, she told KGO.
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The ELDORADO singer has a penchant for sensual songs, and his sophomore album is shaping up to be just as sexy as his last.
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President Trump's advisor and former campaign manager has a penchant for the over-the-top political spin, and also straight-up distorting the truth.
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" Although the renegade was reportedly apprehended in a car park, and returned to the stable, Béguigné said the horse has "a penchant for escape.
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It involves the rise to dominance of a cunning, wealthy family that doles out power positions to relatives and has a penchant for gold.
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THE ROLE: Hulk Hogan, the 60-something ring-warrior whose panting escapades have been caught on tape, and who has a penchant for bushy 'staches.
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Like the Duchess of Cambridge, it looks like Markle – the possible future duchess of somewhere just as illustrious – also has a penchant for affordable clothes.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower, who also has a penchant for bright yet conservative shift dresses that Lilly Pulitzer would likely appreciate, is Richard Nixon's younger daughter.
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López Obrador still has a penchant for martyrs to this day: He named his youngest son Jesús Ernesto after Jesus Christ and Ernesto "Che" Guevara.
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And the recently remastered Bulletstorm has a penchant for talking about everyone's dicks, tongue usually in cheek, which puts even the thirstiest nymphomaniac to shame.
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Derington said that the upcoming issues will heavily involve a character named Lucius Reynolds — a 14-year-old "metalhead" who has a penchant for magic.
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He sullied the streets of my beloved city with bikes, drove rents skyward and has a penchant for telling people how to live their lives.
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She has a penchant for telling young girls to "stay in school" and has been vocal about the male dominance running rampant in hip-hop.
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She certainly has a penchant for speaking her mind freely, and a talent for sparking conversation — essential qualities for heading up a compelling talk show.
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She has a penchant for fine detail, and anything that shows "the skill of a worker," like the paper jewelry she picked up in Japan.
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As loyal fans of her reality show, podcast and book (Next Level Basic) well know, the New Orleans native has a penchant for the macabre.
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He has a penchant for turning up in disaster zones to distribute thousands—and, in post-Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico, millions—of free hot meals.
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He is quick and has a penchant for scoring, which is good since South Korea will look to him for the majority of its goals.
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The Islamic State group has a penchant for theatricality, and Palmyra was one of its favorite staging grounds during its 10-month occupation of the city.
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And given the fact that Lagerfeld has a penchant for doing the most (see: a working rocket ship, a 30-foot waterfall) we're expecting something big.
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Gillibrand has said herself that she has a penchant for profanity, telling The Hill in 2014 that such language sometimes helps her express herself more passionately.
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Run by Robert Gibbins — who reportedly has a penchant for concentrated positions — Autonomy was managing about $6 billion at the beginning of August, the Journal said.
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Still, it shows that Trump has a penchant for siding with dictators when it most suits him — even at the expense of Americans and US allies.
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It appears Peel has a penchant for luring young, fair women into his lair, making them do his bidding, and then killing them in his silk sheets.
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The President, who has a penchant for big deals, has hinted publicly a deal is on his agenda, adding a threat if it doesn't come to pass.
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Whether it's depicting prawn aliens in giant mech-suits or creepy heavy-breathing robots, it's fair to say Neill Blomkamp has a penchant for cutting-edge CGI.
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The investor known as the "Oracle of Omaha" has a penchant for making multimillion-dollar bets that test his employees' predictive abilities, and this year's no different.
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" A Broadway veteran who has a penchant for new American work, Mr. Richards had been disappointed by the failure of his last such Broadway venture, "Significant Other.
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Like Mr. Ando, Mr. Yantrasast has a penchant for the power of concrete, but he has established a distinct style: decidedly modern, but with openness and warmth.
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The character of the populist bully, who has a penchant for both public speaking and private back-stabbing, was central in Brecht's mind during his wartime exile.
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Arya is stealthy and smart, but she also has a penchant for resorting to violence before fully grasping the consequences; Baelish, to his credit, is more measured.
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Related Link: Taylor Swift calls Kim Kardashian a liar, says 'just leave me alone The rapper has a penchant for over-the-top publicity events surrounding his work.
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Click here to view original GIFSteve1989—who we previously watched eat a piece of actual civil war history—has a penchant for consuming rare and obscure military rations.
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An aggressive market Tesla is the most recognized electric vehicle brand in the world, and its CEO has a penchant for bold ideas and an unconventional management style.
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Neil Gorsuch is a brilliant jurist who knows his originalism well -- and textualism -- and has a penchant for going to dictionaries and history books to find the right answer.
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"Game of Thrones," based on George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels, has a penchant for dispatching main characters in brutal, shocking and unexpected ways.
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" Trump's attack on Clinton comes just a month after the former Secretary of State told The Des Moines Register that the real estate mogul has a "penchant for sexism.
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"Regrettably, this president has a penchant for making these grand pronouncements about success, only for us to later find out that the substance doesn't match the reality," said Kirk.
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Trump treats sensitive military operations like televised eventsThe president, formerly a real estate mogul and boisterous television celebrity, has a penchant for treating sensitive military operations like televised events.
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"Someone who has a penchant for recklessness, for escalatory foreign policies, to retain the capability to enrich, I believe would be an incredibly dangerous precedent to set," Rubio said.
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" Earlier thsi year, Trump desbribed Bill Clinton as "one of the great woman abusers of all time" earlier this year after Hillary Clinton said he has a "penchant for sexism.
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Current status: Still (and likely forever) a prototype Razer has a penchant for showing up to CES with products it quite clearly recognizes have little to near-zero consumer potential.
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He has a penchant for flowers — even naming two of his four children after them — and requested flowers and roses throughout the car, Al Saffar said in the prepared statement.
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Snarling punk attitude meets reserved Renaissance sculptures in the work of Barcelona-based artist Gerard Mas, a man who also has a penchant for blending humans and animals into bestial portraits.
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Authorities have spent the past couple of months, trying to capture the mischievous bird, who has a penchant for standing in traffic and chasing school children, according to the Washington Post.
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Apple has a penchant for using its signature mix of strong product design and aesthetics — alongside the added benefits of platform lock in — to make its options feel attractive and desirable.
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This Is Us has a penchant for making us cry (okay, okay — sob is more like it) but one of the TV show's stars is now going to make us laugh.
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Some lawmakers question whether she would be up to speed on policy and note she has a penchant for going off script — something that Cabinet members are urged not to do.
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Lauzon is excited as ever to fight Ray—a man who is has a penchant for thrilling fights himself—and try and add a win to his latest victory over Held.
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" Despite the avowed desire of the Sanders campaign to broaden his appeal, Mr. Sanders himself has a penchant for pushing away moderate voters he needs by frequently attacking the Democratic "establishment.
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Proponents say amending the state constitution is necessary to rein in a liberal legislature that has a penchant for raising taxes, even in one of the best economic situations in years.
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Kanye has a penchant for fetishizing the women who appear on the visual side of his work—and a willingness to strip women of their autonomy in order to make them desirable.
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"It's less than the figure they quote, but we'll cut Marco some slack since we know he has a penchant for not being able to add up expenses very well," Lindsay said.
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For Fox Sake Mug, available on Society6, from $16.99For the friend who loves puns, has a penchant for swearing, or appreciates a nice ceramic mug that pretty much works like every other.
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Concerns include not just potentially unfavorable future changes to federal policies and regulations affecting their companies but also a president who has a penchant for denouncing critics and firms that cross him.
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In the preview trailer, we see the titular matriarch become exceptionally upset with the naughtiness of her boy, who has a penchant for playing with nuclear warheads and must therefore receive a spanking.
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One, Trump does not accept the dominant scientific consensus on climate change and has a penchant for conspiracy theories that cast experts like researchers, doctors, or government agencies in the role of villain.
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Wiechec has a penchant for creating clever little apps, having built an app called "Marco Polo" in the past which lets you find your phone by shouting "marco!" like in the kids' game.
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Photo: Ken ShirriffKen Shirriff is a hardware hacker who also has a penchant for restoring old computers, including the Xerox Alto, which had a huge influence on Steve Jobs and the Macintosh computer.
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They included Salesforce, which has a penchant for products with short names and, like Amazon, is working hard to expand the amount of value-added services it offers to users on its platform.
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The two players have old-school games that should please tennis purists: Barty, the No. 8 seed, has a wicked slice backhand, and the unseeded Vondrousova has a penchant for dastardly drop shots.
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Less clear, however, is how Mr. Krakoff, who is known for his way with leather and cashmere and who has a penchant for architecture and high-minded modernism, will handle diamonds and pearls.
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Unlike the urbane, Harvard-educated Vice Premier Liu, Wang does not speak English, though he has a penchant for no-nonsense, direct talk behind closed doors, those who have seen him in action say.
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Trump has a penchant for instigating entirely avoidable diplomatic crises with longtime U.S. allies—this is, after all, a man who picked a fight with Australia in his first two weeks on the job.
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To round out the ballot is Illia Kyva, criminally convicted of bribery (but later granted amnesty) and who has a penchant for homophobic posts on Facebook and posting his naked muscular torso on Instagram.
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Unlike other crime series, this one isn't a mystery: we know from the beginning that Paul Spector (Jamie Dornan), a seemingly normal husband, father, and bereavement counselor, also has a penchant for stalking and murder.
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President Trump has a penchant for ganging up on the "mainstream media," but lately his attacks have spread to ganging up on any information gatekeeper — from Big Tech platforms to newscasters on his favorite network.
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"The governor has demonstrated he has a penchant for talking off the cuff, not being concerned with the facts of his statements and saying things that simply are hurtful and inappropriate," said Farmer, the Democrat.
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Asch has a penchant for sensual pastels, acidic neons, sultry purples, autumnal shades and blooms of deep scarlet (which she calls ''David Lynch red'') that cut through everything around them, like blood on white fabric.
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Axel Vervoordt, the Belgian antiquaire who was the interior designer of Mr. West's California home and has a penchant for rawness, nature and the wear and tear of a life well-lived, was name-checked.
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This isn't a case of a young man going prematurely gray, but a premeditated decision by the performer, who has a penchant for dyeing his hair and then broadcasting it to his 6.5 million Instagram followers.
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And that is isn't the only time Beyoncé showed her alliance to all things that shape and smooth: She has a penchant for performing in four pairs of tights because she likes the support they provide.
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He also has a penchant for not really caring about the consequences of warring with the judiciary, so he will probably not care all that much about interfering with the legally mandated 2018 climate assessment.[Nature]
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The Belgian-born Quinze has a penchant for applying pops of searingly bright color to wood and metal in order to start a dialogue on the natural world, as well as establishing a distinct aesthetic voice.
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It is possible that Trump, who has a penchant for aggressive negotiation tactics, could be using the threat of withdrawal to bring the Russians back into compliance, though experts widely doubt that Moscow would ultimately concede.
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The country has a penchant for using tech to solve problems ranging from the trivial (people who jaywalk or who use too much toilet paper) to the serious (criminals who try to avoid detection in crowds).
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"Trump will be tamed and act more presidential, eventually, but he also has a penchant for unpredictability that works against the Kremlin," said Konstantin von Eggert, a political commentator for TV Rain, Russia's only independent channel.
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"Apple has a penchant for standing on the shoulders of the giants that came before them when announcing a feature -- such as phablets and 4G LTE," said Ramon Llamas, research director of market research firm IDC.
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Thanks in part to a certain new mom from Calabasas, who also has a penchant for colorful wigs and liquid lipstick, getting lip fillers is now about as pedestrian as having a facial in some beauty circles.
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Putnam also has a penchant for going big, whether with a fighter jet or, in the case of a 30-minute ad he produced for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, a dramatic live ending at a rally.
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McDaniel, an anti-establishment conservative who has been tied to Steve Bannon and has a penchant for wanting to oust traditional Republicans, could drop his challenge to Wicker and instead run for Cochran's seat in the special election.
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His background is a bit more freewheeling, but also dark: his father, a schoolteacher, is kind and supportive, while his mother, who suffered a traumatic brain injury years before, has a penchant for shedding her clothes in public.
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Alessandro Michele, the creative director of Gucci, has a penchant for brocade and ribbons in his men's wear, for cap sleeves and pajama suits in bright silks and lots of pussy-bow blouses knotted around young men's throats.
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Mr. Adityanath, who has a penchant for hate speech against Muslims and faces accusations of rioting and attempted murder, has politically dominated Gorakhpur and the adjacent region and represented it in the Indian parliament from 21 to 2000.
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She makes unexpected friends with a neighbor (Elijah Wood) who has a penchant for ninja weapons (nunchucks, ninja stars, you get the idea), and the pair find themselves in the center of something far crazier than they expected.
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For one second, let's ignore the problematic way Khloé Kardashian has described the hoops she has a penchant for wearing (yes, she called them "hoochie hoops"), or whispers of the cultural appropriation associated with the reality star's signature accessory.
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It also has no trouble handling braided line, which, being finer than traditional monofilament or fluorocarbon fishing line, has a penchant for getting caught up and frayed or cut clean off in any crevices or snags that present themselves.
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"As @SINON_REBORN has a penchant for ramping up the weirdness once his targets are hooked, the prankster then shared a ridiculously fake anecdote about President Trump: "Did I ever tell you Donald has red wine decanted through Melania's used pantihoes?
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As creative director of Moschino, Scott has championed a cheeky aesthetic that riffs off pop culture: The designer has a penchant for turning the basic into luxury, as demonstrated by his kitschy salutes to McDonalds, The Powerpuff Girls, and even Barbie.
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Oz, for instance, has been repeatedly and justly attacked for pushing green coffee bean extract as "a magic weight loss cure for every body type," which it isn't; as The Daily Beast has noted, Oz has a penchant for diet scams.
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The Telegraph has identified the protester as Britain's Simon Brodkin, the same guy who threw a fistful of fake cash at Sepp Blatter during a press conference last year — so clearly, he has a penchant for interrupting cheaters on camera.
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He has a penchant for completing ridiculously extreme physical challenges like swimming 1,780 miles around Great Britain, and although most of us wouldn't dream of doing anything like that, he might just inspire you to sign up for a 10K.
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Mr. Trump is known for trying to build personal relationships with his counterparts, but he also has a penchant for public feuds, fueled in part by his off-the-cuff approach to the news media and his regular Twitter rants.
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The vote, 227 to 186, amounted to a rare move by Congress to claw back its authority over matters of war and peace from a president who has a penchant for unilateral action and little patience for consulting with lawmakers.
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"He is reckless, he's ruthless, he has a penchant for escalation, for taking high risks, confrontational in his foreign policy approach and I think increasingly willing to test the limits of what he can get away with the United States," Rubio said.
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But that doesn't mean her wardrobe is without royal influence: It turns out her future sister-in-law, Kate Middleton (who also has a penchant for a good high-low outfit), has been offering Markle tips for how to dress like a royal.
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Kardashian West has a penchant for bold attire these days — and a source previously told PEOPLE that the reality star's recent fashion statements represent a new chapter for her two years after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris and adjusted her appearance.
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Photographer Ken Hermann, currently based in Copenhagen, has traveled the globe bringing different geographic locations and cultures to public awareness, though he also proves in his latest works, Explosion 2.0 he has a penchant for taking risks for the sake of art.
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Because Daryl has a penchant for carrying crossbows and standing in shadows — and had inquired about Sasha and Rosita's whereabouts mere moments before — but also because I thought that Daryl betraying Rick before the war would be an interesting move for the show.
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Its pitch to New York City may fall on deaf ears in the de Blasio administration, but it could find a friendlier audience with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who is a fan of Uber and has a penchant for undercutting the mayor.
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Verstappen has a penchant for waiting until the very last second, often in the braking zone of the corner, to see which side of his car the challenger plans to attack, and then abruptly moving over to that side to block it.
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As with the fun-loving ogre, McKinniss has a penchant for sweet but sickly textures and assumes the role of painter with irreverence, attending to supposedly kitsch subjects: Winona Ryder in ''Beetlejuice,'' Michael Jackson, the rapper Cam'ron in a pink fur hoodie.
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Trump has a penchant for flinging insults at his political opponents, a tendency that has not cost him support among his die-hard backers but does not help him with middle-of-the-road voters, who tell pollsters they wish he would tone it down.
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The montage of photos also serves as proof that she not only plays favorites with her wardrobe, but she also has a penchant for accessorizing with sparkly pendants and has developed a signature, slightly feathered, bobbed and banged hairstyle that shows no signs of changing anytime soon.
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But because President Trump has a penchant for mixing business with pleasure -- and for blurring the lines between what's good for our country with what's good for him -- foreign officials can be forgiven if they have no clear sense of who the real Presidential envoys are.
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This debut novel revolves around the relationship between Maya and Stephen, professors at Columbia University living the bourgeois life in Park Slope, and their troubled daughter, Ellie, who has dropped out of college, hangs around with a troubled crowd and has a penchant for escaping into drugs.
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Her spot-on version of Judi Dench is a perverse delight; turns out Ms. Ullman's fictional version of the great actress has a penchant for shoplifting, vandalizing hotel bathrooms and sneaking into movies, deflecting suspicion when she is caught by invoking her status as a beloved institution.
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In a call, Smartfrog co-founder Andreas Rudyk told me the startup has a penchant for strategic investors and partners, revealing that it has also recently signed a partnership with Amazon to offer its Smartfrog internet-connected cam and cloud service as a monthly subscription via the e-retail giant.
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The answer seems to be no, according to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who has a penchant for authoritarian leaders.
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On her Facebook page, decorated with the Russian flag, she has a penchant for articles about conspiracy theories, and has often handicapped political developments in the United States like the appointment of Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court or the dismissal of Sally Q. Yates as acting attorney general.
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Carmen Quagliata, the executive chef since 2007, has a penchant for elevated comfort food that befits the restaurant's polished good vibes, and his cooking gets a grand showcase in the new multilevel space, spiffed up with dramatically lit booths, cozy nooks, and a gorgeous, towering front bar in the model of Gramercy Tavern.
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To celebrate that — and, not coincidentally, his 65th birthday — early this month, the designer flew in scores of journalists from around the world (among them the editors of Esquire, Departures, Town & Country and GQ) for days of sightseeing, Lucullan feasting and speeches by the self-styled humanist, who has a penchant for citing Homer, Hadrian and Cicero.
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He has a penchant for lists (the four commitments, the 10 personality traits of a suitable marriage partner, the six layers of desire), for italicized Greek and Hebrew words (chessed: Hebrew for loving kindness) and for the kinds of stories politicians often cite in proclaiming what they take to be the enduring goodness of their version of real Americans.
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"I relish melodrama and larger-than-life characters," Mickey says, aptly describing the characters that populate this world: a carousel operator named Humpty (Jim Belushi); his wife Ginny (Kate Winslet), a former actress who now waitresses at an oyster restaurant on the boardwalk; and Ginny's son Richie (Jack Gore), who has a penchant for setting fires.
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Comey has a penchant for head-scratching social media posts, most recently posting a picture of himself standing amongst tall trees with the caption "so many questions" following the release of summary findings from special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation.
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Ann's recommends the show for grown-ups and "brave children" ages 10 and up, which sounds about right.) When we first meet Lily (Katy Owen), the Americans haven't arrived in Slapton, where she lives with her grandfather (Mike Shepherd), her mother (Kyla Goodey) and the affectionate, strong-minded Tips (a puppet mostly operated by Nandi Bhebhe), who has a penchant for galloping off.
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If Bernie Sanders is the most on-message candidate in the 2016 race, if he has a penchant for returning time and again to his overarching worldview, and if he has abided by the plain principles of respect and positivity that he set out early in his candidacy, then Clinton has already tried several different approaches and messages in this young campaign, with the result that you never quite know which Clinton you're going to get.
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PRUITT'S THANK YOU NOTES GO LARGELY TO INDUSTRY: EPA administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE has a penchant for the old fashioned--seemingly eschewing email for hand written and typed notes he sends via the mail to those he meets with.
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Fresh off her stint as a host for her very own talk show, Kocktails with Khloé, the youngest Kardashian sister is known for being outspoken – both in interviews and in real life – which, let's be honest, makes for really entertaining TV. The star also has a penchant for food and fitness, which might even spark regular cooking and workout segments on Live Already part of the ABC family as America's Funniest Home Videos' host and a frequent guest judge and fill-in host on Dancing with the Stars, Ribeiro enthusiastically threw his hat in the ring on April 26, telling Wendy Williams that he and his wife would even be willing to relocate to New York for the gig.
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