Sentence examples similar to an initial fondness from inspiring English sources
Chang's initial fondness for Torres grew when he read of his struggle with A.D.H.D. Chang, 55, long suspected that he, too, had the disorder because he was continually in trouble at school and with his parents.
Undergo an initial consultation.
Create an initial "knot".
Establish an initial pace.
Having distinguished various types of operations, Bridgman also had to deal with the question of whether different types had different epistemic values, going beyond his initial intuitive fondness for instrumental operations.
The first series sent Detective Sam Tyler from the present day to a Manchester, England, police precinct in 1973, where he developed, against any initial inclination, an abiding fondness for Chief Inspector Gene Hunt, despite Hunt's lack of professional circumspection and his politically insensitive style.
In Mass Appeal (1981), he played a worldly wise cleric with a fondness for a drop.
He was an unabashed narcissist with a fondness for natty green blazers.
He has an odd fondness for Lily Dale.
