He also published a series of mischievous novels that were notable mainly, one critic observed, for their "annoying mannerisms," including a lack of quotation marks and a fondness for "obsolete or unfamiliar words".
And it does nothing to encourage leadership, the lack of which is so conspicuous.The fondness for group activity means most Japanese travel in groups, a habit that is said to date back centuries to the days when they flocked from temple to temple to hear Buddhist teachers.
A ghost of fondness lived in a headlock's shadow.
It's an expression of fondness for friends of the Quarterly.
She came for a last meal not out of fondness but to use a gift certificate.
A similar balance of fondness and distance pervaded Mr. Irabagon's set.
"I developed a kind of fondness for them," he said, "almost like pets or something".
If I contribute a sm[all] sum, this happens only out of fondness for you.
"He'll be remembered with a great deal of fondness.
Carter felt that he needed to kill the character "all out of fondness".
