Sentence examples for * the fondness from inspiring English sources

Mary, Queen of Scots (1542 1587), was also fond of small toy dogs, including spaniels, showing the fondness of the British royalty for these types of dogs before Charles II.

Not the fondness for duck, either.

Mr. Kim returned the fondness, waving enthusiastically as he departed.

Technically, there is already the fondness for master shots or close ups and little between.

Despite the fondness with which the Smigic family is remembered, its homes have been torched.

So it's not surprising he's very popular here". The fondness works both ways.

Not before time, the organisers' fondness for pyrotechnics was exposed as shallow showmanship.

Beer is not only falling victim to the growing fondness for wine among Britons.

But what's really behind the increasing fondness for the pre-1979 era?

Besides the modern fondness for being home alone, what explains the decline of the British pub?

Filthiness and the Marxist fondness for class warfare go hand in hand for Jews.