Sentence examples for a specific fondness from inspiring English sources

As a great internationalist, with a specific fondness for the game's roots in northern England going back to the short stint he had on the wing with Huddersfield, Bennett would surely see the appeal.

Edward Burns, who wrote, directed and stars, has an evident and specific fondness for Manhattan: the slightly insecure romanticism of a migrant from the outer boroughs or the near suburbs.

It just means that I have no specific fondness or felt connection for the identity.

Maybe you have a fondness for a specific author or perhaps there's a genre of writing you love more than others.

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

He has certain idiosyncrasies, including a fondness for one specific brand of horse cookies.

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.