Kindness in thinking creates great fondness.
Cats do not have a great fondness for dead animals.
However, the "big boys" have an inordinate fondness for "big toys" and so will continue to spend large sums on large weapons systems.
Erdrich portrays it with great, bawdy fondness.
People have a tendency to lump everything together under the costume-drama label, because it's not immediately contemporary, but to me all those things are vastly different.' He does, however, have a fondness for big texts and their big themes, which was handy in getting to grips with a serious tome like Eliot's Daniel Deronda.
Kiriakou wrote in his memoir that he had a "fondness for big cities, decent restaurants, and comfortable beds".
Meanwhile, some of the most potent resistance to reform comes from Congress itself, with the Gandhis' fondness for big-spending welfare programmes.
It is no coincidence that Mrs. Clinton and Nicole (Snooki) Polizzi of "Jersey Shore" — one the secretary of state, the other the stereotype of a succubus — share a fondness for big hair.
"I'm not about to give up one of my dogs without putting up a fight," said Huang Feng, 30, a pet-store owner who has a fondness for big, lumbering breeds.
A new study authored by Max Warburton of Bernstein Research, a market trends and analysis firm, suggests that automakers' fondness for big iron was, and continues to be, driven by the outsize profit margins generated by the machines.
