Sentence examples similar to a form of fondness from inspiring English sources
The stories and Toby's reading of them convey a notion new to me, or one which, in the somber cathedral of academia, I'd forgotten: literature is a form of fondness-for-life.
We might think of this bias as a form of dendrophilia an inordinate fondness for tree structures in our species.
Blake's sculptural work in many mediums has often reflected a fondness for a form of kink that involves dressing as an animal.
Fleets of cleaning vehicles brush and rinse its surfaces, day and night; floodlit monuments light up a magical night sky.Yet this fondness for its intrinsic elegance seems to have bred a form of conservatism.
Of course, women loved vibrators, but their fondness for these early sex machines wasn't seen as a form of liberation it was a confirmation of their compromised "medical condition".
"I developed a kind of fondness for them," he said, "almost like pets or something".
A ghost of fondness lived in a headlock's shadow.
I think it's a game that a lot of people have a lot of fondness for".
He had a great insight and understanding for people and treated everybody as equals, always with a mix of fondness and great respect.
