BankBazaar seems to have a penchant for big name backers.
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Then again, Krane seems to have a penchant for counterprogramming.
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And they are known to have a penchant for seafood.
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"We seem to have a penchant for big games," Phelps said.
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The phones, as you recall, have a penchant for bursting into flames.
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Both he and Trump have a penchant for conspiracy theories and performative flair.
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Lebanese women, who have a penchant for biological improvement, are particularly keen on it.
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"I seem to have a penchant for old men with no teeth," laughs Bekvalac.
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Surprise guests: Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani; they seem to have a penchant for weddings. 8.
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If you have a penchant for vintage video games, your taste could work to your advantage.
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"You control your time," explained Gates, who used to have a penchant for packing his agenda.
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They command huge audiences and have a penchant for getting attention from fans and haters alike.
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"You control your time," explained Gates, who used to have a penchant for packing his calendar.
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Ohio's statehouse legislators have a penchant for theatrics, and Thursday's hours-long vote was no exception.
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Still, Origin appears to have a penchant for companies in Midwest and those in Chicago in particular.
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Since both companies have a penchant for making long statements, we're including them both below for posterity.
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If her recent string of outfits is any indication, McCarthy sure does have a penchant for patterns!
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The partners also have a penchant for helping far-flung startups grow their footprint around the world.
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All are active defenders who move their feet well and who have a penchant for drawing charges.
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The extreme right and the extreme left both have a penchant for lawlessness that fuels violence and terrorism.
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They are both self-made billionaires that say whatever is on their minds and have a penchant for controversy.
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Members of the Obama staff have a penchant for the healthful entree salads, the general manager, Matt Hollis, said.
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The NCAA and its members have a penchant for talking one way in public while acting another way in private.
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This kit is for true zombie preparedness nuts, or even just outdoorsy people who have a penchant for The Walking Dead.
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I snack on a mix of snap pea crisps, Pop Chips, and Teddy Grahams...I have a penchant for "kid" snacks.
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Whether you are a professional writer or have a penchant for a good story, you've probably thought of writing a book.
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Clearly, y'all have a penchant for heavy food like pizza, steak, and fried chicken, and we can't really blame you either.
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Over short distances, wombats can reach the blistering speed of 40 kph (25 mph) and on occasion have a penchant for affection.
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Condit is known for volume and the so called 'leg jabs' but he does have a penchant for swinging for the knockout.
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More tourists — including mainland Chinese tourists who have a penchant for retail therapy — are helping to support merchants in an aging Japan.
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After all, she recently got matching ankle butterfly tattoos with her boyfriend, Travis Scott, who appears to have a penchant for the bug.
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Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, known to have a penchant for brooches, celebrated Clinton with a pin adorned with broken glass.
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Big tech firms also have a penchant for so-called "shoot-out" acquisitions, whereby a startup is bought to eliminate a budding rival.
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Even though all three have a penchant for provocation, they are also influential with the most avidly conservative voters who make up Trump's base.
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James B. Stockdale, H. Ross Perot's No. 2, waxing existential to show his outsider status, running mates have a penchant for providing memorable moments.
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Daniels, a porn actress who says she had an affair with Trump in 2006, responded that he might have a "penchant for bestiality" then.
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But voters here have a penchant for alternating between the two major parties when it comes to sending a governor to the state capital.
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One of this state's most famous natives was Elvis Presley, who was known to have a penchant for peanut butter, bacon and banana sandwiches.
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"He just makes everybody smile," administrator Noralyn Kahn told KUTV of Charlie, who is said to have a penchant for being cradled and bottle fed.
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It is easier to cancel a speaking engagement or escort a speaker to safety than take on the hecklers who have a penchant for violence.
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If you're a creative soul but have a penchant for doing work that actually pays, you might want to consider pursuing a career in graphic design.
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They are for kids who have a penchant for dramatic flair, kids who would rather play pretend as an evil stepmother rather than a doting mother.
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Hot Jupiters are the most astounding planets in the galaxyThey're big, full of gas, and have a penchant for hanging out way too close to their parents.
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In the early years of Amazon (the mid-to-late '90s, when all style was perfect), Bezos seemed to have a penchant for corny, delightful photo opps.
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Andreessen and his sidekick/colleague Benedict Evans have a penchant for tweeting about their disdain for being called neoliberals, a term commonly used to describe their politics.
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You have to have a penchant for hearing large-scale structures unfold over relatively long periods to appreciate classical music, though this can be an acquired skill.
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Mr. Netanyahu's predecessor, Ehud Olmert, who is serving a 19-month term for bribery and obstruction of justice, was also said to have a penchant for expensive cigars.
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Since EPA Lord Pruitt appears to have a penchant for metal pens, I'd be remiss if I didn't include Muji's Aluminum ballpoint pens, which go for $7.50 a pop.
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Currently, if you have a penchant for croissants, toast, or Frosted Mini-Wheats, a single speck of detritus from your meal can spell the end of a typing session.
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Set aside Father Monroe's less than compelling professional and romantic conflict, and what's left is a fairly conventional family drama whose characters have a penchant for flights of lyricism.
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Expect those costs to stack up further if you have a penchant for coffee, though — a cup of joe including service could set you back as much as $10.
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Millennial Henrys have a penchant for a lavish lifestyle — but when combined with student-loan debt and living costs, there&aposs not much money left over for wealth building.
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Some of the fraternities, which have a penchant for fencing duels and torchlight processions, hold far-right ideals, including the desire for a greater Germany encompassing Germany and Austria.
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In fact, we heard this from not one but three separate people—meaning that partnering up isn't all that, or that we have a penchant for hanging out with loners.
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Both age groups have a penchant for job-hopping and want to work for companies that mirror their personal values and that can provide them with a sense of purpose.
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Now, the family's staying mum wouldn't be such a big freaking deal if it weren't for the fact that the Kardashians have a penchant for documenting every aspect of their lives online.
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Brits also have a penchant for foot-long foods (or a more modest six-inch sub if you're feeling full), but our Subway menu is just that little bit more vegan-friendly.
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These artists have a penchant for incorporating more live gear; bringing their own effects boxes and drum machines to gigs in order to tweak, transform, and stack audio in myriads of ways.
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While millennials and other younger users may now shun mass-produced food of questionable nutritional quality — in favor of "better burgers" and seemingly healthier fare — they do have a penchant for mobile ordering.
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We here at VICE have a penchant for bad-mouthing themed restaurants, and the reasons for that are simple: they're fucking lame, they fucking suck, the people who go to them are shit.
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But seeing as North West has her own Juicy matching set (and the mother-daughter duo have a penchant for matching getups), we wouldn't be surprised if this number was actually the model's own.
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A lot of people in the comic world are groaning right now, and that's because Marvel and DC have a penchant for wiping the slate clean and starting over… again, and again, and again.
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If you found that, you would find all of my daily transactions — you would know what diet I have, you would know that I have a penchant for buying a certain kind of rice milk.
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If you do have a penchant for owning individual stocks of companies like Apple or other brand names, now could be a great time to scale back, said Diahann W. Lassus, CFP and president of Lassus Wherley.
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It's unclear whether some of these are the same Rolls Royce with a makeover or different cars entirely — Jenner does have a penchant for wrapping and painting her cars when she's in the mood for a change.
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I wondered, as I stared longingly: Why do I, a woman of a certain age, still have a penchant for glitter, decades after I should have outgrown a 7-year-old's yearnings for sparkly dress-up clothes?
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Looking back to his days as the Democratic presidential hopeful in 2016, its no surprise that Sanders makes for a great meme, considering his youthful voter-base who have a penchant for turning everything into an Instagram pun.
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Considering the conservative warriors of the alt-right have a penchant for trolling, you'd think that the conservative media would at least be able to distinguish a joke from a left-leaning account from a piece of actual news.
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They have found that Stuy Town residents seem to have a penchant for neighborliness, whether inviting new tenants in for something to drink or taking in their dry cleaning while they are out and leaving a card to let them know.
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Ms. Merz, who continues to work in her Turin studio, has remained truer to the movement's vow of poverty, opting for copper wire, paraffin, scraps of wood and cardboard throughout her career (although she does have a penchant for gold leaf).
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We drank throughout the day after that, and they have a penchant for strong Scottish ales in Cosenza—I don't know who introduced them to it, but at the Bulldog Ale House, the cheapest pint is also 10 percent ABV.
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Teens have a penchant for getting into trouble, whether it be eating Doritos in lieu of a balanced meal, sexting, smoking that sweet ganja, driving bad, perpetrating DDoS attacks, talking to their mothers with that mouth, or live streaming their sex-having.
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But when Benioff and Weiss decide to turn the tables on their actors, they generally come out on top — Turner and Williams revealed that the duo have a penchant for pranking their stars and that their sadistic streak would put George R. R. Martin to shame.
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There are several factors that determine the cost of life insurance, but generally, the younger and healthier you are when you buy a policy, the cheaper it will be (unless you work in a high-risk job or have a penchant for extreme sports, but more on that later).
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As the father of two sets of twins, Federer seems to have a penchant for doing things in pairs and Saturday was no different as he also set a professional-era record of reaching the last 16 for the 17th time — surpassing the previous benchmark he had shared with Jimmy Connors.
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He seems to have a penchant for much younger women, and for the past few years, he has been vocal about having a crush on one of our stylists, who is 20 years his junior, as well as the women on our reception team, who are in their early 20s.
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But as the father of two sets of twins, Federer seems to have a penchant for doing things in pairs and Saturday was no different as he also set a professional era record of reaching the last 16 for the 17th time - surpassing the previous benchmark he had shared with Jimmy Connors.
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However, he privately discloses to Hondomachi that he only did so because he realized Hondomachi might have a penchant for dangerous situations, which he does not consider normal.
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A further two songs were released in 2019. The single “Echo” was premiered by Wonderland (magazine). Writing that “Milla Sunde and Marlow Bevan have a penchant for doing things a little bit differently.
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The Aslian languages have borrowed from each other. Austroasiatic languages have a penchant for encoding semantically complex ideas into unanalyzable, monomorphemic lexemes e.g. Semai thãʔ 'to make fun of elders sexually'.Diffloth, Gerard. 1976e.
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Dark elves possess gifted intellects, as well as superhuman strength, speed, stamina, durability, agility, and reflexes. They also all possess a vulnerability to iron. Light elves also possess superhuman strength, speed, stamina, durability, agility, and reflexes. Additionally, they have a penchant for archery.
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" — Luis Cruz, Mania. :"Well, Rushuna seems to have a penchant for baths and hotsprings, which means nudity of the non-explicit variety. There are also a lot of battles and fights, which does lead to red shirt death and bleeding wounds. Things never get really messy, though, so the show is probably fine for teenagers.
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There are many regional variations on the rhyme, which means that it is impossible to give a definitive version. In Italian, British and French folklore, magpies are believed to have a penchant for picking up shiny items, particularly precious stones or metal objects. Rossini's opera La gazza ladra and The Adventures of Tintin comic The Castafiore Emerald are based on this theme.
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There was much speculation that the Yongle Emperor's real mother was a Korean or Mongolian concubine. Relations between Ming China and Joseon Korea improved dramatically and became much more amicable and mutually profitable during Yongle's reign. Yongle and Xuande were said to have a penchant for Korean cuisine and women. Central Asian women were provided to the Zhengde Emperor by a Muslim guard and Sayyid Hussein from Hami.
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Bill and Charlie Mudd are a pair of Bog Lurk brothers that work as enforcers for the Goon (and Franky for a short time while Goon was in prison). They have a penchant for breaking legs for not meeting debt payments (often regardless of when the payment is made). They are rightfully regarded as moronic but brutal, so they have their uses in the world of the Goon. Unfortunately, Bill Mudd was murdered by Labrazio's gang after Merle ratted them out.
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The three Kong songs are actually a story with definitive parts and musical accompaniment. The first; 'Krazy Kong', is played over a heavy jungle beat with a reggae back-beat. In this part Barrett begins the story and explains that Kong is somewhat of a newbie to the town and is known as a live-wire who is dodged by men, however young women have a penchant for him. 'Return of Kong' sees Kong seeking Barrett, who he meets whilst taking a late night walk.
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It is a traditional game of archery played in the Khasi Hills, of Meghalaya, Northeast India. Dreams here have a symbolism and bets are made on specific numbers based on the dreams of the previous night. They have a penchant for creating alternate spaces for art, as evidenced by ‘Periferry’, an alternative artist-led residency programme space situated on the MV Chandardinga, a ferry docked in the Brahmaputra River in Guwahati. Periferry serves as a laboratory in flux for generating innovative practices in contemporary film and video.
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Ann herself had been arrested on at least one occasion for severely beating one of her prostitutes and was known to have a penchant for brawling. According to a period report in The Baltimore Sun, Ann Manley was also arrested in 1852 after attacking a police officer who was "beaten very severely, having been struck repeatedly". On May 8, 1850, James and Ann, while on a stroll, passed the house of the local Democratic boss, George Konig. Konig's wife, Caroline, was standing on the porch and James told Ann to beat the "damn bitch".
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The Absolute Zeroes are the Sky Knight squadron of Terra Blizzaris. Their team consists of humanoid rabbit/coyotes called Blizzarians, all of whom speak with stereotypical Canadian accents; they use the word "Eh" at the end of most sentences. Their leader is Suzi-Lu (voiced by Nicole Oliver). The males of the squadron — Billy Rex (Asaph Fipke), Davey Digger (Scott McNeil), and Bobby Bones (Colin Murdock) — have a penchant for risky or just plain foolish stunts, acting like extreme sports enthusiasts, something Suzi entertains simply because it makes for good training.
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Jolyon Wagg was entirely removed, and Calculus' ultrasound weapon is called "Silly the Silent" (or "No-Sound Nellie" in the US English version). Thomson and Thompson's roles have been expanded, and Haddock is captured with Calculus in "Darkol Prison". Alfredo Topolino and Colonel Sponsz have been renamed "Professor Bretzel" and "Colonel Brutel". More generally, Tintin's home is located in New York, Captain Haddock does not have a penchant for whiskey (and prefers drinking coffee instead), Professor Calculus does not have hearing problems, Thomson and Thompson are brothers and their moustaches are identical, and Snowy has a red collar.
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They also have a penchant for playing on arcade games and fruit machines, and they occasionally sneak away to play on them against their mother's wishes. The Osman children later become friendly with Luke (Henry Power) and Sophie Willmott-Brown (Natasha Knight). They move out of the Square in May that year when their father returns, but occasionally show up on the Square to cause more trouble for their parents. Rayif's last appearance is in March 1988, but after his parents have an argument, Rayif and the rest of his family move to Northern Cyprus in March 1989.
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According to Drury, the New Age attempts to create "a worldview that includes both science and spirituality", while Hess noted how New Agers have "a penchant for bringing together the technical and the spiritual, the scientific and the religious". Although New Agers typically reject rationalism, the scientific method, and the academic establishment, they employ terminology and concepts borrowed from science and particularly from the New Physics. Moreover, a number of prominent influences on New Age, such as David Bohm and Ilya Prigogine, had backgrounds as professional scientists. Hanegraaff identified "New Age science" as a form of Naturphilosophie.
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The player character is Nathan Zachary, a man well known in the game world as a reputable ladies' man and a notorious air pirate. He is the leader of a group of air pirates, the Fortune Hunters. Zachary dislikes the wealthy and privileged, seeing them as selfish and insensitive towards the less privileged; as a result, Zachary and his gang have a penchant for stripping the rich of their money and influence. Zachary's "articles of piracy" insist that his gang are not to harm the innocent, and that they steal only from those who can afford the loss.
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Southern Gothic is a genre frequently identified with grotesques and William Faulkner is often cited as the ringmaster. Flannery O'Connor wrote, "Whenever I'm asked why Southern writers particularly have a penchant for writing about freaks, I say it is because we are still able to recognize one" ("Some Aspects of the Grotesque in Southern Fiction", 1960). In O'Connor's often-anthologized short story "A Good Man Is Hard to Find", the Misfit, a serial killer, is clearly a maimed soul, utterly callous to human life but driven to seek the truth. The less obvious grotesque is the polite, doting grandmother who is unaware of her own astonishing selfishness.
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The single, "Salvador", which features footage of people dancing in the streets of Salvador, Brazil, was voted Best Music Video for 2004 at the Portobello Film Festival. The band's involvement with current technological development has not lessened its infatuation with older technologies. As can be seen from the Speak & Spell game on the cover of Listen & Learn, the Sinclair ZX80 home computer on Rewind and the View-Master on Master-View, Hexstatic clearly have a penchant for gadgets from the 1970s and 1980s. They have stated that the vector graphics they have used in some of their videos were inspired by the arcade game Battlezone.
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The International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses uses the taxonomic rank "kingdom" for the classification of viruses (with the suffix -virae); but this is beneath the top level classifications of realm and subrealm. There is ongoing debate as to whether viruses can be included in the tree of life. The ten arguments against include the fact that they are obligate intracellular parasites that lack metabolism and are not capable of replication outside of a host cell. Another argument is that their placement in the tree would be problematic, since it is suspected that viruses have arisen multiple times, and they have a penchant for harvesting nucleotide sequences from their hosts.
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Origen bases his theology on the Christian scriptures and does not appeal to Platonic teachings without having first supported his argument with a scriptural basis. He saw the scriptures as divinely inspired and was cautious to never contradict his own interpretation of what was written in them. Nonetheless, Origen did have a penchant for speculating beyond what was explicitly stated in the Bible, and this habit frequently placed him in the hazy realm between strict orthodoxy and heresy. According to Origen, there are two kinds of Biblical literature which are found in both the Old and New Testaments: historia ("history, or narrative") and nomothesia ("legislation or ethical prescription").
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On top of that, Elizabeth seems to have a penchant for dating younger men that are her son's age. Matt's arrival in South Beach caused friction with Alex, who was jealous of his previous relationship with Arielle. Elizabeth didn't help things when she gave Matt a job at the Hotel Soleil (thus ensuring that he and Arielle would be seeing a lot of each other) and evidently also had an eye for him as well. Things culminated in a fight between Alex and Matt at Nocturnal; however, Alex ultimately apologized to Arielle about the fight, and Matt agreed to respect Alex and Arielle's relationship.
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In 2004, Missourians voted on a constitutional amendment to define marriage as the union between a man and a woman—it overwhelmingly passed Reynolds County with 85.41 percent of the vote. The initiative passed the state with 71 percent of support from voters as Missouri became the first state to ban same-sex marriage. In 2006, Missourians voted on a constitutional amendment to fund and legalize embryonic stem cell research in the state—it failed in Reynolds County with 54.15 percent voting against the measure. The initiative narrowly passed the state with 51 percent of support from voters as Missouri became one of the first states in the nation to approve embryonic stem cell research. Despite Reynolds County’s longstanding tradition of supporting socially conservative platforms, voters in the county have a penchant for advancing populist causes like increasing the minimum wage.
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Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Ohio's Youngstown State University and co- editor of the book Buddhist Warfare, said that "Buddhism differs in that the act of killing is less the focus than the 'intention' behind the killing" and "The first thing to remember is that people have a penchant for violence, it just so happens that every religion has people in it." Gananath Obeyesekere, Emeritus Professor of Anthropology at Princeton University, said that "in the Buddhist doctrinal tradition... there is little evidence of intolerance, no justification for violence, no conception even of 'just wars' or 'holy wars.' ... one can make an assertion that Buddhist doctrine is impossible to reconcile logically with an ideology of violence and intolerance" There is however in Buddhism a long tradition of self-inflicted violence and death, as a form of asceticism or protest, as exemplified by the use of fires and burns to show determinations among Chinese monks or by the self-immolations of monks such as Thích Quảng Đức during the Vietnam war.
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