He has an odd fondness for Lily Dale.
In keeping with his interest in the intangible, he has a curious, syntactically awkward fondness for abstract nouns: "When you do something that works, you have a happiness".
She's got a fondness for drawing curious little half-human half-gnomes and things that look like one-eyed talking raviolis, and she's gone and unleashed them on the canon of Western literature.
The faux-baptismal scene is a curious inclusion, as is her apparent fondness for the Jesus character.
Like many of his fellow "civilians," Mr. Garfield discovered typography after becoming curious about the contents of his computer font menu, developing a particular fondness for Mrs Eaves and HT Gelateria.
Curious George's popularity, according to his Q Score, a rating that measures familiarity and fondness on a scale between zero and a hundred, is at a potentially precarious point.
That fondness shines through.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
There was fondness in it.
