As Crane strode up, down and around Ludlow, like a funky vicar reading out the town's Wikipedia page, it became clear that his fondness for "the town" rested on his first example's adaptability: frontier outpost, then market town, then regional capital, then tourist attraction.
A bevy of similar incidents over the preceding decade had made starkly clear America's fondness for firearms was out of hand.
Mr. Taylor's fondness for clear, direct stage crosses, eddying exits and entrances and unexpected partnering tangles is evident here.
The immense climax of the finale isn't as shattering as it could be, but elsewhere Salonen's fondness for clear textures is very much in evidence, and often admirable.
Go with him and you will get a breathless, very entertaining sense of the history and sociology of this rich art, and a much clearer understanding of Mozart's fondness for sticking a finger up his own backside.
They were smoother, and while they were definitely country, it was also clear that James never lost his fondness for the more pop sound we heard all those years earlier on "Young Love". In fact, James never lost his fondness for the whole range of music that made up the marvelous rainbow of the 1950s.
The British officer's fondness for the city is clear from the lines of his ode to the city, written before he left it in 1853.
But it is clear that Hank has both a general fondness for soldiers and a father's assumption that he knows his own son.
Hunter S Thompson was known for lots of things: the frenetic pace of his writing, his fondness for guns, smoking with a clear plastic filter known as a TarGard.
An aptitude, and even fondness, for doing this is a clear advantage, and this skill is something that can be developed quite easily while working in a lab.
