Sentence examples for fond about from inspiring English sources

I expect her to say something fond about her former employer here, because few command quite the level of awed reverence as Will Oldham during live shows.

You could call her, as a female King Lear, "a very foolish fond old woman", except there was little fond about her – apart from some engaging nonsenses.

What was the genesis of the film, I ask? "I'm not extremely fond of talking about the movie, or about myself," he says.

There were hugs and even dancing and fond recollections about waiters who knew customers by name, or at least knew their favorite dishes by heart, and who always made them feel at home.

But fond illusions about "free" services aside, it's hard to see how a system in which Catholic hospitals and colleges are required to purchase health insurance for their employees from insurers that are required to cover birth control, sterilizations and the morning- and days-after pills is meaningfully different from the original Health and Human Services mandate.

Essam El Erian is very fond of talking about "checks and balances".

Riley isn't too fond of talking about the work these days, though.

He is not exactly shy, but he is also not fond of talking about himself.

Trevor has been praised for his compassionate portrayal of evil characters, but he is "also very fond of writing about goodness".

If social exclusion really is the government's priority, then the interests of the unemployed should come first.Lone parents provide another example of the "hard choices" Mr Blair is so fond of talking about.

She is also fond of fretting about the imminent demise of the family cherry orchard, though there is some dispute as to whether a mere 10 trees do an orchard make.