Sentence examples for To fondness from inspiring English sources

He laughs with a frustration that has faded to fondness.

Maybe that's true for the fickleness of love, but frankly, when it comes to fondness for lyricists, it's iffish.

He gestures toward various schemas for the nation — mapping territory according to fondness for Moon Pies or lack of plausible martinis — but his point is serendipity and joyous disorder.

The pirate ship is in good condition and belongs to Buccaneer's Club, Inc, a club that was organized for the sole purpose to encourage the inhabitants of the Atlantic Seaboard to fondness for sailing the sea".

Maybe absence really does lead to fondness: The return of NBC's cult-favorite "Community" on Thursday night generated the show's best ratings for this season by far, and the best entertainment numbers for NBC in that time period in 14 months.

The English people, however, annoy Mr. Gill no end: this "ugly race," in his words, afflicted by an "earthbound pedantic spirituality" and "puce-faced, finger-jabbing, spittle-flecked politics," a people "impervious to fondness, sympathy or attraction" and susceptible to "a Pooterish yearning for a Fascist order".

I have to admit to a fondness for Norwegian food, since I spent many summers as a child in Norway.

The derivation has been ascribed to the resemblance of young fruit bodies to piglets, or to the fondness pigs have for eating them.

Francis's choice to praise Dorothy Day and Thomas Merton may be due to his fondness for complicated people who have lived life raw.

Having no dandelion roots of my own, due to my fondness for dandelion coffee, I had to venture out.

Karan chose to set the film there due to his fondness for the city.