Sentence examples for a bit of fondness from inspiring English sources

In a strange way, I look back with a bit of fondness on my cancer experiences.

Chris and I are both long-time Surface owners and users, so we speak with a bit of experience and fondness.

"It allows for a healthy expression of fondness and a bit of aggression all in one and to see the impact we have on one another".

Barry met up with the star of Sky's Soccer Saturday - and, let's not forget, a former manager and tough-tackling midfielder at Bradford and Stoke City - to discuss his playing days, his unlikely bromance with José Mourinho, and his fondness for a bit of classic era Elton John.

I look back with fondness and a bit of awe, that I actually did what I did, you know?

Jean Toomer, the genius writer that he was, may have been a bit of a cad and a man who had a fondness for the company of white women.

At the time, though, Carlson was generally viewed as a bit of a skeezy guy, in large part due to his fondness for guns and heroin (a taste he shared with his friend, Kurt Cobain). .

That poses a bit of a problem for the parasite, as rats aren't known for their fondness of the feline race.

I think we do cut old games a bit of slack for nostalgia reasons – we remember the technical limitations of the time, but also there's a fondness for the bizarre ideas that could be produced.

A bit of hope.

A bit of decorum.