Sentence examples for fond affection for from inspiring English sources

I have an almost irrationally fond affection for Neighbours, but then you have to remember that I'm English and therefore grew up with British soaps which usually involved a group of people knitted out of itchy grey wool muttering curses under 100% cloud cover.

Papers and their publishers and editors have a fond affection for their bylines and datelines but, with rare exception, the public is oblivious.

Conservative Japanese revere the emperor, others feel a fond affection, and still others find the royal family irrelevant.

I do look back at my time down Rompo gym with fond affection, and I don't think I'll ever have as much fun again.

Dad, most people who met you instantly developed fond and lasting affection for you.

Not out of my deep affection for dogs, fond of them though I am.

"The British public feels an enormous amount of affection for the BBC, and they're tremendously fond of it.

As well as her "big love in Brighton" – "he is my sweetie coochie, coochie," she says – and her affection for our prime minister, Buika has another British connection: fond memories of her days spent in Slough and Harpenden, where she pitched up as a pseudo exchange student.

In addition, there's Stoller's personal affection for the Pasadena Playhouse, a theater he and his wife, pianist-harpist Corky Hale Stoller, grew so fond of that they plunked down a cool $1-million 1-million donation

She has a particular affection for puns.

Felicella has affection for the seventies branches.