He considered his prize fondly: "I literally stole the flat brow of this pair, and the sad-sack bags under the eyes, the Buster Keaton quality that gave you a default sadness".
"With good reason," she said, "who wants to spend three months of your life working with someone you don't get on with, or can't share a joke with?" "The Town" was shot on location in Boston, where Mr. Affleck is fondly considered a local boy.
Reading must think fondly of January.
Kingsley was reportedly especially enamoured with the fir trees, which he considered "a source of constant delight", fondly naming them "James the First's gnarled giants".
He had lived in exile in New York and considered himself a citizen of what he fondly referred to as his "second country".
(The old-school Lower Manhattan loft where the couple has lived since the mid-1960s may be considered one such contraption, a rare environment fondly immortalized by their son Azazel Jacobs in his 2008 movie "Momma's Man").
While colleagues of all political stripes remembered Mr. Hnatyshyn fondly, his loyalty to his party was considered a negative by some critics when he was appointed governor general.
Biden, being Biden, went on to note that he considered Clinton to be something of an arriviste in the fight against income inequality, adding fondly that "no one questions Bernie's authenticity on those issues".
TAMPA, Fla .— After A. J. Burnett's first season with the Yankees in 2009, a year fondly remembered in the Bronx for Champagne and cream-pie facials, Burnett was considered an important part of a championship team.
Writer spoke to Mr. Louis Garibaldi, the associate director of the Aquarium, who spoke fondly of giant crabs and explained where their eyes are, how they eat food, and which are considered good eating.
