Sentence examples for even fond of from inspiring English sources

The problem here is I am not even fond of the Internet".

But as they speak and get to know each other, she becomes interested in the Beast, even fond of him.

He was indispensable, however, and Mailer was even fond of him, for the wild man was witty in his own wild way and absolutely fearless.

After the Amtrak scene, I turned downright mellow, even fond of the series, the way you might cherish an elderly uncle who is weird about women and technology, but still, you know, a fun guy.

It was this kind of commute — the forty-minute train trip, bookended by a short drive or walk or subway ride — that people grew accustomed to, and even fond of.

So for all the incongruity of living over the highway, many residents end up doing what countless urban homesteaders have done for generations: they tolerate the annoyances, savor the pleasures and develop a hardened brand of urban pluck to become accustomed, even fond, of their surroundings.

I'm very fond of Les Mis, and even fonder of Philip Quast.

She became even fonder of him in tin than in human form, since she would no longer have to cook for a man who did not eat or make the bed for one who did not sleep -- a pragmatic preference that proved her, so far as the foolish Woodman is concerned, "as wise as she was brave and beautiful".

Needless to say, Flynn's thieving ways only make Francesca even fonder of him.

His friend James Brady once said that if Weitz "weren't such a damned blowhard, I would be even fonder of him than I am".

I've played only with prototypes, but I do like that keyboard and am even fonder of the transparent-window flip cover that protects the screen when you stick the thing in your pocket.