Sentence examples similar to a reduced fondness from inspiring English sources

That trend was not universally admired by contemporaries like veteran Washington journalist Jack W. Germond, who thought politics couldn't be reduced to a science but admitted Broder "was tough about his fondness for political scientists.

In Mass Appeal (1981), he played a worldly wise cleric with a fondness for a drop.

Dr. Kellogg was a garrulous eccentric with a fondness for unorthodox treatments, like yogurt enemas.

Mr. Maher was quiet, with a stern demeanor and a fondness for racial slurs.

Evison is a California native with a fondness for L.A. literature.

He has a needle nose, a prizefighter's swagger and a fondness for posing shirtless.

He was an unabashed narcissist with a fondness for natty green blazers.

You have an outsize talent and a fondness for Cher.

"It was simply regarded as a curiosity," he writes, "like a fondness for yoga".

"I have a certain connection and obviously a fondness for this organization," he said.

That pleases Mr. Riedel, who, as a car collector, also has a fondness for speed.