Sentence examples for current fondness from inspiring English sources

But with the current fondness for new romantic, and the cavalier dress code at electroclash clubs et al, swashbuckling seems to be in the air.

Or maybe the current fondness for brash and boisterous Marvel superhero movies has simply persuaded film fans that a new dawn is in sight for comic book fare.

Overnight, his appointment would restore confidence in the economy; and if he continued with his current fondness for a lax monetary policy, he would stop Japan's deflation in its tracks.Old Ladies for hireIn Europe, the ECB has been doing a rather better job; its interest rates look about right.

Disheartening it may be for critics of Hollywood's current fondness for strip-mining intellectual property, but this is the modern box-office switcheroo par excellence: leaning on emerging markets – where fealty to relics of the star system such as Arnold Schwarzenegger and Tom Cruise is strongest – to prop up degraded franchises.

It would be tempting to draw parallels between the media's current fondness for Barack Obama, and Smith's place as the number two box-office star, both men having apparently broken through the glass ceiling that restricts African-Americans in their respective fields.

In keeping with the current European fondness for ultra-slow cooking, Mr. Ho bakes his confit of pork belly for more than 10 hours at 90 degrees and he braises his oxtail for more than six hours.

At an early age, he developed a fondness for current events and social sciences.

Elizabeth Kubany, 44, who works in the Flatiron district, expressed a fondness for the current configuration, suggesting that the separated cars were more "intimate," binding passenger to passenger in an increasingly antisocial age.

The Hollywood studio Warner Bros is planning a remake of the cult Michael Caine and Sylvester Stallone football movie Escape to Victory to capitalise on the US's increasing fondness for "soccer" and the current World Cup.

When asked yesterday if he expected Ewing to be a Knick at the start of training camp in October, Layden, the Knicks' general manager, replied with a vague response about his fondness for the club's current roster.

It is the tenants who set 149 Turk apart: a ragtag group of current and former drug users who make no apologies about their fondness for illegal narcotics, intravenous experiences and the undeniable rush of getting high.