Sentence examples for convey fondness from inspiring English sources
In my attempt to convey fondness, I had suddenly turned into a French-manicured Mike Tyson.
His pictures convey his fondness for his fellow-Floridians' warmth and spunk, but he doesn't shy away from their set-jaw cynicism, their wariness.
The film conveys a fondness for analog-age artifacts like gramophones and handwritten diaries, but Barker-Froyland misuches such affection for evidence of character.
With a cheeky sense of humor and a tart tongue and nasal Londoner twang to convey it, Mr. Livingstone built up a popular fondness that allowed him to survive several campaign gaffes.
The remark got a laugh and managed to convey the exact nature of his relationship with her: fondness, condescension, exaggerated bewilderment and willful dishonesty.
He sets out to convey a "narrative", or rather multiple narratives, a word he has a particular fondness for.
The stories and Toby's reading of them convey a notion new to me, or one which, in the somber cathedral of academia, I'd forgotten: literature is a form of fondness-for-life.
Hand signals convey responses.
Gays convey sophistication, too.
The loops convey gravity.
Does non-fetushood convey protections?
