Sentence examples for enduring fondness from inspiring English sources

"Clangour" (Morr) is his new solo effort, released under the name Sin Fang Bous, and it reflects an enduring fondness for fanciful but meticulous detail.

As a result, he has an enduring fondness for the unaffected pleasures of small-town life: neighborly people, uncomplicated food and fair prices.

MM Lee noted that his own experience as a student in the UK had left him with an enduring fondness for the UK.

Gerald's tutelage of Ted "in natural country life" supplies the greatest pleasures of the memoir, its tone recaptured by Gerald's enduring fondness for its details.

The problem is that history, and Washington's enduring fondness for state-supported lending, suggest reasons will be found to keep it in government hands.

It must have been either his fondness for unloved outsiders, or his enduring support for Fulham FC, that took him to Mohamed Fayed's door for his 2005 programme about the Egyptian businessman, You're Fayed.

The enduring allegiance to the Democratic Party among Southern whites comes from a fondness for incumbents, an enduring populist streak, lingering gratitude for the New Deal in certain areas and, in large part, habit.

Why the enduring acclaim?

He thought about enduring.

We are enduring".

How enduring is it?