Sentence examples for any fondness from inspiring English sources

Only the newcomer Yevlin will have much cause to remember this one with any fondness.

Few environmentalists feel any fondness for the oil palm, with its connections to deforestation in the tropics.

In an interview, Ms. Curry said that was false, though she did not express any fondness for Mr. Stachokus.

To his distress, his son Louis Comfort Tiffany "never developed any fondness or capacity for trade," according to an account in The Brooklyn Eagle in 1888.

If you retain any fondness for those three – and are mentally aroused by a spot of melody-heavy guitar pop – you will adore the 'Starr.

Obviously no individual US player is going to remember this Gold Cup with any fondness, though some did their reputation no harm.

Click to view Before we examine the debut trailer for X-Men: Days of Future Past, which hit the web this week, a confession: I have never had any real fondness for any of these movies.

That vice president and his staff had never expressed any great fondness or attached any future importance to Mr. Dylan -- who performed at one of their mammoth sales conventions but never "mingled". With all the distraction over the move to CBS headquarters and the intrigue of the executive power play, the matter of Mr. Dylan's epic rock song was quickly taken care of.

Sanger also make it clear she would speak to any audience that would have her and did not offer any special fondness for the KKK: "Always to me any aroused group was a good group".

"What we're testing for here is any residual fondness".

As it turns out, Mr. Schnabel doesn't have any special fondness for Texas Hold 'Em.