Sentence examples for fondness as from inspiring English sources

The other part of the equation, O'Toole's infatuation with stroppy northern girl Jodie Whittaker, is trickier but handled with tact: it's about fondness as much as leching.

By most accounts, the relationship between Mr. Christie, a Republican, and Mr. Booker, a Democrat, is based on genuine fondness, as well as an admiration they have for the talents that have made them stars in their respective parties.

Ultimately, this hard-earned victory gave Van Gaal the chance to deliver a trophy from his tempestuous and generally underwhelming two-year reign so at least the irascible Dutchman will look back at this replay with a certain fondness as will a young man who is steadily building an impressive reputation.

Webster talks about his creations with cooing fondness, as if discussing old girlfriends.

Since Brown formed her company, in 1970, audiences have watched with fondness as she has explored the possibilities of movement.

It's little wonder that his achievements should be celebrated with so much fondness as we remember the life and times of a managerial great.

Toward the uncle and aunt who raised him he felt no great fondness, and as soon as he could, he struck out on his own, entering into medical training at St. Thomas's Hospital in the Lambeth section of London.

The choice of May as bride for the Duke owed much to Queen Victoria's fondness for her, as well as to her strong character and sense of duty.

The acerbic Acquillo has a fondness for Absolut as well as a bad temper.

But Eve's fondness for horses as well as hats remembers someone closer to home.

His fondness for school, as well as his desire to return to class, were clearly demonstrated a few days later, when he told his teacher on the telephone, "Take good care of my desk".