Sentence examples for a deep fondness from inspiring English sources

Allen harbors a deep fondness and knowledge of the newspaper industry he might be helping to kill.

The three bandleaders share a deep fondness for the understated grace of Brazilian pop tunes, but they branch out.

He has professed a deep fondness for mangoes, and his interests include studying ways to increase global happiness.

Dexter Guerrieri, the president of Vandenberg, the Townhouse Experts, admits to a deep fondness for the crystal doorknobs and brass-accented window sashes in his Brooklyn Heights brownstone.

Pinter — who started out as an actor (under the name David Baron) — retained a deep fondness for that profession, Mr. Sands says.

The music harks back to the multiple-guitar attack of Lynyrd Skynyrd and shows a deep fondness for both the rowdiness and the stateliness it inherited.

Barratt recently developed a deeper fondness for it when he showed it to his sons.

Both Lucy and her sister Daisy had a hugely deep fondness for their father, but they have become cynical about the continued interest in him.' While Wendy Cook acknowledges that her husband's drinking began during their time together, she said she never saw him drunk.

The fact that both Bartley and Williamson have an obvious deep fondness for their British roots is an even more telling indictment of London's inability to hold on to them.

The People's Daily, the official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, also quoted Mr. Li as saying that the anniversary of the armistice was a time to "recall with deep fondness the outstanding sons and daughters of China and North Korea who heroically sacrificed themselves to defend their homes and countries".

Pullman has "a deep, pulpy fondness for plot".