Sentence examples for evident fondness from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Ms Field retains an evident fondness for her.

"My grandmother Rose was a real Italian cook," Mr. Hirsch said with evident fondness.

"We slagged him, he slagged us back," recalls one of the players with evident fondness.

Conducted with evident fondness by Wolfgang Sawallisch and played with typical Philadelphian virtuosity, Schmidt's music exudes a good-natured charm.

Gazing becomes staring, possibly at pathology, given the people's extreme thinness and their evident fondness for surgical procedures.

"I take them to their cues and make sure they don't kill themselves or destroy the theater," she said, with evident fondness.

Edward Burns, who wrote, directed and stars, has an evident and specific fondness for Manhattan: the slightly insecure romanticism of a migrant from the outer boroughs or the near suburbs.

With evident appreciation, not to mention fondness, she acknowledges that Francis "was a very big part of my life for a couple of years".

And Mr. Takahashi's fondness for tartness, evident in the yuzu and lemon juices he brushes on hamachi, oysters and other fish, exceeded my own and many companions'.

Scott Campbell's fondness for asparagus is evident in his menu, which includes asparagus Benedict with house smoked salmon and dill hollandaise sauce; asparagus gazpacho; asparagus vichyssoise; and a vegetarian pot-au-feu with miso broth, asparagus and vegetables.

Comparing the gazes of the two artists, Degas' fondness for Rembrandt is evident.