The phrase "as a fondness" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of liking or affection, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "She has a fondness for classical music, which she often listens to while studying."
Alternatives: "as an affection" or "as a liking".
He happily parades his perversities, such as a fondness for group sex.
Presumably for the same reason as well as a fondness for tradition small shops across Britain are also rebelling.
True, it wears a postmodern coat — heaven forbid we should go outside without one in this climate — which manifests as a fondness for the digressive and the knowing.
As former heroes are tarnished… Characters with caustic tongues disguise heartfelt quests for meaning as a fondness for futile causes, in this novel set mostly in contemporary Russia.
Characters with caustic tongues disguise heartfelt quests for meaning as a fondness for futile causes, in this novel set mostly in contemporary Russia.
In Jennifer Dubois's first novel, "A Partial History of Lost Causes," which is set mostly in contemporary Russia, characters with caustic tongues disguise heartfelt quests for meaning as a fondness for futile causes.
Davis' transition to the Cubs should be smooth, based on his reunion with manager Joe Maddon, coach Dave Martinez and Royals 2015 World Series hero Ben Zobrist, as well as sharing a fondness for fishing with Jon Lester.
Dolphins and orcas are recorded as exhibiting a fondness for human company, but rats also make delightful and affectionate companions.
Even Jamie himself has talked about his strain of dance music as constructed from a fondness of the culture, as opposed to a career spent relentlessly DJing.
As the Telegraph of London most recently reported--and as anyone with a fondness for Steven Spielberg would have noted--a billboard making a personal pitch first appeared in the 2002 sci-fi hit "Minority Report," about a cop named Jon Anderton (played by Tom Cruise) who arrests people before they commit murders.
She demonstrates, as Franklin did, a fondness for charts and goals, minutiae and frequent updates of aspirations and accomplishments.
