Sentence examples for considerable fondness from inspiring English sources
Elizabeth Hardwick was born in 1916, in Lexington, Kentucky; and she recalls her childhood with considerable fondness.
He recounted with considerable fondness one year when he decided to turn the show into a tribute to Aretha Franklin — without her knowledge.
High on the euphoria of confession, Portnoy divulges not simply his fondness for "whacking off" – considerable though that is – but also his desire to escape his Jewish history by heading to the sexual frontier in search of a new identity – "As though my manifest destiny is to seduce a girl from each of the forty-eight states", as he puts it.
A heavy drinker since his teens, Manuel subsequently developed a fondness for hard drugs that made him unreliable and accident-prone, and he seemed content to let his considerable songwriting gifts wane – after that year, he never wrote again.
That fondness shines through.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
There was fondness in it.
It did not indicate fondness.
Not everyone looks back with such fondness.
Witness his fondness for overdetermined analogies.
