Sentence examples for developing a fondness from inspiring English sources

I'm developing a fondness for L'Osservatore Romano on the back of this.

You can't write about people this often without developing a fondness for them.

Perhaps I will end up as a bird person after all; I am developing a fondness for those unexciting black ducks.

"Since you seem to be developing a fondness for taking action against people who disagree with you, can you set out the precise limits, as you see them, of free speech?" Mr Blair said smoothly that that had been an excellent example of the free speech all MPs were allowed.

But London also developed a fondness for the harness.

There, Hopper had also developed a fondness for guns.

Especially as World Rugby, the sport's governing body, has developed a fondness for friendly fire.

Yet she developed a fondness for Mr. Skala's whimsical humor and his sincerity.

I suppose I first developed a fondness for the flat tax when both Jerry Brown and Steve Forbes supported it.

I met Anna, who had better coke than Phil and soon developed a fondness for me.

But after browsing at Readerville, Ms. Young said she developed a fondness for the site.