Sentence examples for certain fond from inspiring English sources
A look at the artist's face suggests a certain fond indulgence.
But there is often the disquieting sense that McCarthy's fiction puts certain fond American myths under pressure merely to replace them with one vaster myth — eternal violence, or Bloom's "universal tragedy of blood".
But Mr Foot, by then 67, had developed a certain fond vanity which was worked on by a Machiavellian trade-union leader, Clive Jenkins, to persuade him to stand.
To some extent, the Bush-Obama convergence is a sign that the Democratic Party is growing up, putting away certain fond illusions, and accepting its share of responsibility for the messy realities of the post-9/11 world.
Ray was smoking cigarettes, and as usual at that hour talking barely above a whisper, as if bad memories and certain fond hopes congregated then and needed to be sorted through carefully.
But there is often the disquieting sense that McCarthy's fiction puts certain fond American myths under pressure merely to replace them with one vaster myth eternal violence, or Bloom's "universal tragedy of blood". McCarthy's fiction seems to say, repeatedly, that this is how it has been and how it always will be.
Ah, Street Fighter - almost all gamers of a certain age have fond memories of playing SFII on the SNES.
People of a certain age have fond memories of series like "The Avengers," "The Mod Squad" and "The Honeymooners," but their cinematic offspring?
The Bush who emerges from these pages will be highly familiar to readers of Bob Woodward's quartet of books on the administration or Robert Draper's 2007 "Dead Certain": a president fond of big ideas and small comforts (like a daily run); a chief executive known for his optimism, stubbornness and lack of curiosity.
That led Colbert to characterize Trump as a certain fairytale imp fond of name games.
