Sentence examples for fond of all from inspiring English sources

Times continue to change, yet we remain conspicuously fond of all manner of things French.

I'm fond of all of them and we keep in touch.

I'm told you're not as fond of all of our allies -- the French, for instance.

Either way, I am very fond of all of the aforementioned.

"Oh yes, they're all great guys, all easy-going guys, and I'm fond of all of them".

The fantasy of companywide meals (and meetings) is that we're fond of all of our colleagues and that we would happily sit next to any of them.

And for the Charlotte Olympia designer Charlotte Dellal, who has never encountered a flat shoe she was fond of, all-out height was the inspiration for her black-and-white striped style.

So I look back and have fond memories of all those years.

It's a dramatic reminder that, as Tip O'Neill was fond of saying, all politics is local.

She immerses us so deeply in the worldview of each protagonist that we grow fond of them all, worry about the things that worry them, cease to see the things that they ignore.

Lovell has no favorites among the sisters -- she appears to admire or be fond of them all -- but it is their rigid, difficult mother who emerges as the pivot of this tragic family drama.