Sentence examples for exaggerated fondness from inspiring English sources

PEOPLE often remember the past with exaggerated fondness.

It is, rather, the star's sustained eccentricity that inspires much of his appeal - that one jeweled glove ("I felt that one glove was cool; wearing two gloves seemed so ordinary"), the regular repairs to his appearance ("I have had my nose altered twice and I recently added a cleft to my chin, but that is it"), his exaggerated fondness for his pet monkey ("My chimp Bubbles is a constant delight").

The remark got a laugh and managed to convey the exact nature of his relationship with her: fondness, condescension, exaggerated bewilderment and willful dishonesty.

Do you remember the Games with fondness, or are the comparisons with England's World Cup-winning year of 1966 greatly exaggerated?

That fondness shines through.

Their fondness for it….

She exaggerated.

"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".

There was fondness in it.

It did not indicate fondness.

Fondness, of course; love.