Well this "delicate" frontman is a serial stage diver, very fond of flinging himself – arms outstretched, wine (often red) bottle in hand – into the audience.
He's also fond of comparing himself to the Roman God Jupiter, holding Donald Trump's hand and reducing taxes for the ultra-rich.
He is not exactly shy, but he is also not fond of talking about himself.
His opposite number at Dundee, Paul Hartley, has shown himself fond of rapid recruitment drives.
Saban was pursuing the deal of his life, but, congenitally fond of misdirection, he portrays himself as the one being pursued.
The elder Mr. Cuomo was himself fond of citing history, and at one point, assessing a decade in office, he wrote, "We have tried to advance, in all areas of our public life, New York's historic governmental mission".
Passages anticipate Virginia Woolf's stream-of-consciousness technique, while others are likely to have influenced the modernist pantheism of DH Lawrence, who proclaimed himself "very fond" of Richard Jefferies".
He was such a believable model of Aryan perfection: too handsome and blond and blue-eyed to be naturally occurring, versed in chess, molecular biology and literature, and fond of reciting poetic epitaphs to himself.
He wasn't particularly fond of the work, often comparing himself to Arthur Miller's hapless Willy Loman in "Death of a Salesman," his son said.
