Sentence examples for Deep fondness from inspiring English sources
We shall remember with deep fondness our time together as our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Sandy's children and family.
Allen harbors a deep fondness and knowledge of the newspaper industry he might be helping to kill.
The three bandleaders share a deep fondness for the understated grace of Brazilian pop tunes, but they branch out.
He has professed a deep fondness for mangoes, and his interests include studying ways to increase global happiness.
His novels were like that too – metaphysical thrillers that deployed charmingly his deep fondness for postwar French thought.
Like so many others, we loved him despite his dishonesty, and we recall with deep fondness his courage and affection.
Barratt recently developed a deeper fondness for it when he showed it to his sons.
Pullman has "a deep, pulpy fondness for plot".
Other couples say, "like brother and sister"; others still have ruefully reflected that, with hindsight, they might have been better off remaining friends in the first place, without trying to make a marriage out of what never amounted to much more – or much less – than a deep, mutual fondness.
The phrase an intense feeling of deep affection is qualified by the definition for affection as a gentle feeling of fondness or liking so we aren't sure if we should be intense or gentle.
The first group of words referred to feelings, such as Heimat (German, "deep-rooted fondness towards a place to which one has a strong feeling of belonging").
