Stone has been widely described as having a penchant for stretching the truth.
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" Hillary Clinton has in turn accused the real estate mogul of having a "penchant for sexism.
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Having a penchant for the aesthetically superior and the intelligently designed, it takes quite a bit to rattle my resolve.
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Had Mr. Moore not been accused of having a penchant for underage women years ago, he would likely have won this election.
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" Trump defended his attacks, saying Bill Clinton was fair game after Hillary Clinton accused the GOP front-runner of having a "penchant for sexism.
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" The real estate mogul has defended his remarks, saying Bill Clinton is fair game after Hillary Clinton accused Trump of having a "penchant for sexism.
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At the time, she had recently accused Trump of having a "penchant for sexism" over his charge that she had been "schlonged" in the 2008 primary.
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After Rizin's inaugural New Year's Eve show just three months ago, Pride FC's surrogate has already garnered a reputation for having a penchant for the ridiculous.
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The party accused the Sanders campaign of having a "penchant for extra-parliamentary behavior — indeed, actual violence" and called on him to strongly speak out against it.
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But aside from his storied boxing career, Johnson was known for his refusal to adhere to social norms, living lavishly and having a penchant for dating white women.
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" The real estate mogul has defended his remarks, saying Bill Clinton was fair game after Hillary Clinton accused the GOP front-runner of having a "penchant for sexism.
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Clinton accused the Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump of having a "penchant for sexism" and he in turn accused her of hypocrisy, given her husband's treatment of women.
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Three on that short list — Judges Joan Larsen, David R. Stras and Amul Thapar — were among those identified by The Times as having a penchant for disagreeing with Democratic nominees.
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But when Hillary Clinton knocked Trump as having a "penchant for sexism" after he said she got "schlonged" in 2008, Trump hit back with a Twitter tirade against Bill Clinton, accusing him of the same thing.
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Andrew Jon Thomasberg, 21, of McLean, Virginia, is accused of improperly buying an AK-47 through the gunsmith where he worked, lying on his federal background check forms, and owning guns despite having a penchant for LSD.
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Then in 2000, we painted Al Gore as inauthentic and having a penchant for self-aggrandizing exaggerations, and the most memorable element of the presidential debates that year became not George W. Bush's misstatements but Gore's dramatic sighs.
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The list describes masculine gay men as having a penchant for "wearing tight shirts to show off their six pack" and keeping facial hair, and a separate line that says effeminate gay men go wide-eyed every time they see a handsome man.
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Millennials might be known for having a penchant for trendy, new companies — whether it's a buzzy new app or streaming service — but the results of a recent survey found that one of the most relevant brands to millennials is actually 210 years old.
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2-48 From infancy, José María was described as serious, withdrawn, addicted to reading, and having a penchant for extravagance.Sánchez Rodríguez 1995, p.
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He has been described as having a "penchant for syrupy melodies." His melodic rap-sung style and distinctive New York accent have resulted in comparisons to A Boogie wit da Hoodie and Lil Tjay.
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Cohen served as chairman of the board of directors of Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School through late 2016. Before joining the Trump Organization, Cohen had purchased several homes in Trump's buildings. A 2017 New York Times article reported that Cohen is known for having "a penchant for luxury"; he was married at The Pierre, drove a Porsche while attending college, and once owned a Bentley.
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Xavier is characterised as an "attractive and charming" doctor who has a "rakish devil- may-care attitude". This attitude makes Xavier struggle to make friends, but once they see his "charm and exuberance" they become more inclined to get acquainted. He is also described as having a penchant for "mansplaining and manspreading" but he would not label himself as a sexist. He likes "competent woman" but his charming attitude usually come with short-term relationships.
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The band's sound is influenced by artists such as Brian Eno, The Velvet Underground, and Sonic Youth. John Redmond of The Korea Times described their musical style as "a fantastic, densely-layered hybrid sound of post-punk, rock and electronica". Kim Young-jin of the same newspaper described the band as having a "penchant for avant-garde", with "the music [ranging] from ambient to electro-synth", and compared lead singer Whang's "husky voice" to Cat Power. In 2014 at SXSW, Luke Winkie of The Austin Chronicle said they "weave layered, smoky synthetic blankets like Portishead".
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Jaideep Chopra is an Indian film director, producer and writer. He is founder of Jaideep Chopra Productions Jaideep Chopra Productions is a film production company Established in March 2012 , the company has furnished groundbreaking Films and commercials to the Indian advertising circuit. Having a penchant for making distinctive films & driven by an army of dedicated Team, they plug into any aspect of production as needed by clients, regardless of their size. In just over few years, Jaideep Chopra Productions has come up with award winning short films & commercial films that have received widespread recognition.
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Merola has been described as classic striker who mainly operates inside the penalty area. Equipped with a very strong and precise shot, he is known for his lethal eye for goal, and became highly regarded for his goalscoring ability since the beginning of his career. Despite his diminutive stature and slender physique, he is also known for having a penchant for scoring goals with his head, due to his speed of execution. A highly technically gifted player, Merola is right-footed, and is also known for his ability on set pieces, often scoring from free kicks.
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Regarded as one of the best players of his generation, and one of the greatest Brazilian footballers of all time, Rivaldo was a critical, skilful, and creative player, known for his dribbling ability, use of feints, balance, and close ball control. Despite his height, he was also extremely agile. A dead-ball specialist, Rivaldo was renowned for his bending free kicks, and penalty taking, as well as his ability to score from distance with powerful strikes. Left footed and possessing excellent technique, he was also known for his ball striking from volleys, and for having a penchant for scoring from bicycle kicks.
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While Sorata went in search of the Kakio family treasure, he discovered Hazuki in what seemed to be a debilitated, emotionally fractured, and dissociated state where she was forced to be completely cut off from the rest of the world. By gaining her trust and promising never to leave her as her family had, Sorata was about to uncover the secret and truth behind the Kakio family treasure (Steals 18 to 20). She has a habit of appearing in the strangest places (bathroom, washing machine, etc) while wearing only a kinbaku as well as having a penchant for cosplay.
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Simeone was regarded as a tenacious, versatile, hard-working and complete two-way midfielder who was mobile, good in the air and capable both of winning balls and starting attacking plays, also having a penchant for scoring several goals himself. This enabled him to play anywhere in midfield throughout his career, although he was usually deployed in the centre in a box-to-box or defensive midfield role. He was also used in an offensive midfield role on occasion. A talented yet combative player, he was primarily known for his leadership, tactical versatility, intelligence, strength and stamina, although he was also praised by pundits for his technique, vision and passing range.
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Peyton has been one of the three judges on Great British Menu since its inception on BBC2 television in 2006. He was described by food critic Matthew Fort as "the Phineas T. Barnum of restaurateurs" and having a "penchant for the spectacular and the idiosyncratic". In 2012 RTÉ launched a programme, Recipe for Success, based on the idea of cooks turning a home recipe into a commercial product suitable for supermarket shelves. Peyton was involved in the programme as one of the mentors for the competitors. From February 2018 Peyton joined his sister-in- law Alex Polizzi in a new Channel 5 series Peyton And Polizzi’s Restaurant Rescue. She had previously established herself as UK TV’s Hotel Inspector, and here they pool their experience to play firefighters and turn round failing restaurants."Peyton And Polizzi’s Restaurant Rescue". Channel 5 website, 2018-02-07.
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This often took the form of quick strikes, with the occasional joint lock or throw—usually enough to get himself and anyone accompanying him out of immediate danger, but usually not to the extent of a brawl, in keeping with the Doctor's non-violent nature. He only used his fighting skills if he had no alternative, and even then generally disarmed his opponents rather than knocking them unconscious. Indeed, his martial prowess was such that a single, sudden strike was usually enough to halt whatever threatened him, and at one point he reminded Captain Yates of UNIT (physically as well as verbally) that Yates would have a difficult time removing him from somewhere when he did not want to be removed (The Mind of Evil). The Third Doctor was a skilled diplomat (keeping talks going in The Curse of Peladon, for example) and linguist, as well as having a penchant for disguises.
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Trezeguet was a prolific, complete, and talented striker, who was gifted with pace, power, instinct, and an eye for goal. A highly opportunistic player, he was excellent at taking advantage of chances and loose balls in the area, and was an accurate striker of the ball, known for his clinical finishing, as well as his ability to score with few touches, due to his ability to shoot first time and finish off chances from close range, even when off-balance or from awkward positions. He was capable of scoring with either foot, despite being naturally right footed, as well as with his head, and excelled in the air; he was also known for having a penchant for scoring acrobatic goals. Although he wasn't particularly talented, skillful, or known for his link-up play, he was also highly regarded for his positional sense, anticipation, reactions, offensive movement, and his ability to lose his markers, as well as for his skill at playing with his back to goal, courtesy of his solid technique.
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