Sentence examples similar to extended fondness from inspiring English sources
I'd love a night out with him, he seems like a right laugh". The royal fondness extends throughout Adele's family.
But that fondness has not extended to Manafort, the president's former campaign manager convicted Tuesday on eight counts federal crimes, with the remaining ten counts declared a mistrial.
I'm not angular," says full-figured Smith, whose fondness for food once extended to a catering business, Toukie's Taste, which lasted for three years and included providing a feast for Sean Penn and Madonna's wedding anniversary.
He had a special fondness for diamonds, but his passion extended to all sorts of precious stones.
I doubt I'd have stayed the course if an enlightened and humane professor (with a fondness for Irish girls) hadn't extended a generous waiver "on grounds of nationality".
And the Labour Party's fondness for schools innovation has never extended far below the modernising elite embodied by the suave Mr Hunt.His party is also digging in against giving permission for new schools in areas where there is an overall shortage of pupil places but unfilled ones in undersubscribed, less successful schools.
Everyone at CEEPR will remember Tom with great fondness, and extends their deepest sympathies to his family.
And Mr. Barker's fondness for anachronism extends to language.
