Sentence examples for fond expression from inspiring English sources

Rosas wore a sad, fond expression.

Eight months into that giddily well-remunerated Sky Sports contract it is probably time, with all due fond expressions of respect and regret, to ask the obvious question.

He wore a fond, baffled expression, glassy-eyed, like a man startled by his luck, a bridegroom as his better half floats toward him down the aisle.

I'm fond of that expression.

During my years working at the oversight committee (2009-2013), wereere always fond of the expression "It's not the crime, it's the cover-up that gets them".

It does not help that the North Korean media is fond of elaborate expressions and macabre threats that, even when accounting for a translation gap, can be hard to take seriously.

She stands a little back with a fond but slightly strained expression, not unlike a mother of several unruly children.

Rather, he named the horse after a sports expression he is fond of using to describe the situation when teams or players get on a roll.

She was looking for a medium for her artistic expression and recalled fond memories of working in clay as a child.

He was fond of, nay coined, the expression "brain damaged", as applied to a useless or indifferent effort.

Her pupils have fond memories of her quirky expressions.