Sentence examples for a fondness for current from inspiring English sources
At an early age, he developed a fondness for current events and social sciences.
Elizabeth Kubany, 44, who works in the Flatiron district, expressed a fondness for the current configuration, suggesting that the separated cars were more "intimate," binding passenger to passenger in an increasingly antisocial age.
(He awakens Omar to a cruel truth of his profession in a line that appeared almost verbatim in "The Little Dog Laughed": "Sweetheart, people don't pay your kind for sex," he says. "They pay you to leave".) Mr. Ball has a fondness for exploring the dark currents that trouble contemporary relationships, as anyone who watched "Six Feet Under" well knows.
He has little patience with current artists, calling them "old hat", although he does confess to a fondness for Hirst's pickled shark.
One is a fondness for plagiarism.
He has a fondness for baby chickens.
He has a fondness for Elizabeth Taylor, too.
The current government is a wobbly six-party coalition led by Elio di Rupo, a French-speaking socialist with a fondness for red bow-ties.
("Potter had a fondness for bananas that was almost obscene").
She had a fondness for angels.
He clearly has a fondness for this park.
