Sentence examples for More fondness from inspiring English sources

Very few writers have shown more fondness for the loud business of life.

Its characters aren't easy to like but they're not dismissible either — not even the delusional George — and, in the end, they engender more fondness than enmity.

Matsui, though, seems to engender more fondness from Japanese fans than any other player who has left Japan for the major leagues.

I told him, 'What you're doing is making you a living, what the hell's the problem?'" With more fondness he spoke of Billy Wilder and his second screenwriting partner IAL Diamond, a frequent lunch partner.

A meeting that Russert recounts at greater length, and with even more fondness if less reverence, was with President Bush and Vice-President Cheney in the White House in the spring of 2001, when he is invited, along with his son Luke, to a luncheon for members of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

If anything, there seems to be even more fondness for Clayton - and even greater expectations.

They speak with respect more than fondness.

Twombly and Kelly aside — and excepting a more recent fondness for Albert Oehlen and Mark Grotjahn — they shied from abstraction, and skated lightly over Conceptualist art of the nineteen-seventies.

Aside from this inexplicable charity toward a rogue with the moral delicacy of a groundhog and a more understandable fondness for the lady in the Hamilton affair, Maria Reynolds, "Scandalmonger" is solidly grounded upon Safire's wide reading, his meticulous scholarship and his careful weighing of conflicting evidence.

That America's infatuation with the Web as a haven for cybersurfing adventures has morphed into a more mundane fondness for a useful information tool is in many ways testament to how quickly it has become a part of everyday life for so many.

Myles and LeRoy share more than a fondness for literature's favorite juvenile delinquent.