Sentence examples for Most fondness from inspiring English sources

But it may be that he, like Steve Donoghue, will view with most fondness the victories he once gained on a 10-year-old stayer.

And yet I look back on that time on the Namibian coast with perhaps the most fondness of the entire journey across Africa – the absurdity of it all delights me.

The episode that means the most to me personally is one of my own, and I don't at all say it's the best episode, but I have the most fondness for it because it was the first time I got to direct.

My younger sister Hannah would have to scurry up and patiently guide me down, and remembering this – knowing the strained, slightly sad gulf that exists between us now as adults – is the moment in the day where I feel the most intense fondness for the place I used to call home.

Of all the cliches associated with rappers, one with more truth in it than most is their fondness for epic entourages: staff, sidekicks and assorted hangers-on designated a token menial role in the group.

Holmes enjoyed measuring the circumference of trees on his property and kept track of the data, writing that he had "a most intense, passionate fondness for trees in general, and have had several romantic attachments to certain trees in particular".

Manning could not understand a fondness which most of his associates had for night clubs.

But he also has his soft side, which most notably includes a fondness for curvaceous women.

This reveals itself most conspicuously in his fondness for quoting Monty Python and The Office.

Unless the subject is TV remote controls, most Americans have a fondness for complexity, or at least for ideas and objects that are hard to understand.

The one-time darling of the Tory right later returned to parliament but, after failing to win the leadership of his party in 2001, when he was defeated by Iain Duncan Smith, he reinvented himself as a successful presenter, pundit and documentary-maker – most recently revealing his fondness for railway travel.