Sentence examples for fond of something from inspiring English sources

Can you really be fond of something you know you plan to replace?

Then there's crazy as in being fond of something or someone.

He sampled every British candy bar that exists, it sounds like, and is particularly fond of something called the Wispa.

Puk started off his masterclass in emulation with a work by Ellsworth Kelly, an artist who's fond of something called "colour field painting".

Google is also fond of doing something similar.

He began to court Ferguson, buttering him up with praise and playing to his self-image as a man of superior taste, fond of fine wine, something of which the Portuguese knew a little, too.

Turns out, them folks north of the border aren't too fond of waiting for something after the vast majority of the Palm-carrying world already has it.

If your parents aren't very fond of that color, try something similar like dark navy.

Ophthalmologists in particular are also fond of talking about LASIK surgery, something they perform on a cash-only basis, as proof that health care would be cheaper without government interference.

High ticket prices – and those occasional heavy defeats are something I'm not overly fond of.

For something fragrance-free, I am also very fond of Burt's Bees Ultimate Care Hand Cream (£8.99, burtsbees.co.uk).