Sentence examples similar to committed fondness from inspiring English sources
But a review of military court documents and interviews with people familiar with the investigation suggest the killings were committed essentially for sport by soldiers who had a fondness for hashish and alcohol.
The Post notes that the soldiers have denied wrongdoing and that the Army won't comment: But a review of military court documents and interviews with people familiar with the investigation suggest the killings were committed essentially for sport by soldiers who had a fondness for hashish and alcohol….
Jackett said Griffiths had been informed and had "made public his fondness for Celtic" but stressed: "He's fully committed to Wolves as well and, until anything is accepted and does happen, he's part of a group chasing the top two.
He still found Thae's defection a surprise, writing that despite his fondness for life in Britain, Thae always seemed committed to North Korea.
Upon the occasion, for example, of the death of Pythonice, who was Harpalus's mistress, for whom he had a great fondness, and had a child by her, he resolved to build her a sumptuous monument, and committed the care of it to his friend Charicles.
And Mr O'Neill's latest remarks suggest that he has had to swallow hard, given his fondness for criticising foreign aid.Mr Annan and Mr Wolfensohn want the rich countries to boost their aid budgets to $100 billion a year because that is what they reckon is the amount of money needed to reach the ambitious development goals that 189 countries committed themselves to in 2000.
