Sentence examples for fond of identifying from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling were actually both fond of identifying tax loopholes that could be closed to raise additional revenues – for example, budget 2008 found £500m through anti-avoidance measures.

It's easy to discount these ahead of their full consumer launch, and I don't expect them to have an immediate impact on console sales, but they are signs of a sure shift, and one that won't go away, even if doesn't provide the sort of bomb shock disruption that we're so fond of identifying and championing.

The Founding Fathers -- with whom right-wingers are so fond of identifying themselves -- understood that authentic populism celebrates knowledge, logic and openness to new ideas.

The new chairman is fond of identifying himself as a "former prosecutor" and he spoke of how he would run the committee as if it were a "trial".

Despite fame and fortune Nichols is a self-effacing man, fond of self-deprecation, quick to identify the pretentiousness in himself and others.

Sleeps lightly, fond of gods".

Are you fond of musical instruments?

Are you fond of children? ‘Yeah.

Kangxi was very fond of learning.

We were fond of the word "flagellation".

And they are actually fond of him.