And you're fond of this bit – it doesn't fit the story, or the character, not even remotely, but you've had it around in the back of your mind for ages and it needs to go somewhere, why not there?
I'm fond of a bit of sugar (C12H22O11) now and then, and I tend to prefer meals seasoned with an appropriately moderate amount of salt (NaCl).
Perhaps the sculptor of Cristiano Ronaldo's statue is a bit fond of Madeira wine?
He's a bit fond of his long words, nsh, and he likes his historical analogies.
However, this is one reason why Japan is fond of bitcoin -- perhaps a bit of nationalist pride.
So when Roy was 8 Muddy - Cohn called his mother by this fond bit of baby talk even when he was grown -forced Al to move from the bastion of his courthouse power, Walton Avenue in the Bronx, to Park Avenue and 92d Street.
When I broke it to him that Americans are, so far, a bit too fond of their cars, he seemed as disappointed as he should be.
In my review I pointed out other ways in which Beinart, who is a bit too fond of schematic frameworks, has to twist history into awkward shapes to make the whole century fit into the theory of hubris.
Either way, he was dead, though it was a long time before I was allowed to know this, because whereas Gordon had been dear old Gordon, a first-class chap and the salt of the earth even if he's a bit too fond of the bottle, he had suddenly joined the unmentionables who had lost faith.
Frontman Sameer Gadhia, though a wee bit overly fond of that aforementioned falsetto, mostly undrrstands how to carry a stage.
