Sentence examples similar to fondness due from inspiring English sources

The spectacle is great and the song lyrics are a joy ("Are you holding back your fondness/ Due to his unnatural blondness?") Elsa's gaunt, strained appearance at her coronation scene put me pleasantly in mind of Cate Blanchett in Elizabeth, and her supernatural powers are the most impressive since Frozone in The Incredibles.

Francis's choice to praise Dorothy Day and Thomas Merton may be due to his fondness for complicated people who have lived life raw.

Having no dandelion roots of my own, due to my fondness for dandelion coffee, I had to venture out.

Due to his fondness for creating craven, selfish characters unaware of their own ethical transgressions, I used to consider him the thinking person's Neil LaBute, but that was giving him too little credit.

Karan chose to set the film there due to his fondness for the city.

The band adopted the name Green Day, due to their fondness for marijuana.

It was given to him by his older sister Vivian due to his fondness of eating sugar and meat.

At the time, though, Carlson was generally viewed as a bit of a skeezy guy, in large part due to his fondness for guns and heroin (a taste he shared with his friend, Kurt Cobain). .

DiCaprio is a popular figure in China, largely due to local filmgoers' fondness for James Cameron's 1997 romantic disaster epic Titanic.

A forthcoming Disney adaptation of Into the Woods has dispensed with many of the iconic musical's more adult themes due to society's fondness for "puritanical ethics", according to its creator.

Due to the extensive fondness of layer-structured materials in electronic applications, black phosphorus (BP) has been found in 1960 having great carrier mobility as well as a fundamental band gap.