Sentence examples for a notable fondness for from inspiring English sources

Few will ever have felt a notable fondness for the British public lavatory, except perhaps while visiting a motorway service station in, for example, France.

He's a presenter with a fondness for jazzy knitwear.

You have an outsize talent and a fondness for Cher.

He also published a series of mischievous novels that were notable mainly, one critic observed, for their "annoying mannerisms," including a lack of quotation marks and a fondness for "obsolete or unfamiliar words".

Hiss has a great fondness for capitalized terms.

Collins professed a special fondness for law enforcement officers.

But I have a special fondness for the nineteen-seventies.

Freud had a particular fondness for titled women.

I have a great fondness for anchovies, horseradish and chiles.

Zalasiewicz has a special fondness for the country.

Still, she has a particular fondness for comedy.