Sentence examples for fond word from inspiring English sources

Schultz points out suavely that the man will gain the chance of a fond word before dying, a privilege that he denied to those he killed himself.

She had fond words for David Siegel, too.

While the future may not look all that different so far, it's hard deny that change is on the way, so take Hemingway's fond words to heart, before the waiting list to get in becomes too long.

These sieges left them both disturbed and slightly angry or ashamed, so that they could not stop kissing, clinging, and using fond words to make it up to each other as they said good night.

Bishop James Thomas McHugh, the third bishop of Rockville Centre and spiritual leader of the 1.4 million Roman Catholics in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, was buried in a crypt today after a Mass here full of fond words for his stewardship.

When I ask her and her friends where they're likely finally to end up once they've graduated, there are more fond words about the city, accompanied by slightly pained expressions, before the answer comes back: "Wherever there's jobs".

Pick one up and give him a squeeze, and he'll reward you with fond words, flattery or a special Needie song.

Wouldn't you say that sums up his politics?" He did have fond words for two relatively unpopular figures in Illinois politics.

Though Joe hopes that MicroGrants will go nationwide, or at least branch out to other states soon, he has only fond words for his longtime home, the Twin Cities.

But Paul MacInnes has fonder words for the Cold War Kids.

We were fond of the word "flagellation".